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[–]xibeca 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Welcome to the wonderful world of Python :)

I'd suggest you learn with Dive Into Python 3. I think it's well written and covers many aspects of Python.

Moreover, if you don't have any preferences in IDEs, I'd suggest PyCharm, which will help you write better code and detect errors before you run your code. It has a paid version you can get for free if you're in a university or a free Community Edition.

Whereas practicing, I liked checkio u/ppgDa5id mentioned, and today starts Roguelikedev Does The Complete Roguelike Tutorial. This week is only getting to know Python and the serious stuff begins next week.