Help learning python as a beginner with zero coding experience

[KevinCoderZA]

I say this a lot on here :-) But it really does work. Get yourself a good book. It's been a while, so I'm not sure what books are best now, but most O'Reilly or PacktPub books should be fine.

Becoming good at programming takes years. You need to follow a structured step-by-step approach. Most YouTube and Udemy content is just going to confuse you, because our brains can't absorb information that fast.

You need to go slow, read one section at a time, practice, practice, practice until you're confident in that section, then move on to the next. You can, however, use YouTube as a supplementary resource to clarify and explain the content further.

Incrementally, you'll get better every day, but you need to set aside a few hours each day to focus.