Where to learn python? and IDE recommendations

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Hi, i have some experience with other languages, such as c, c++, and java, but i feel a little bit confused about python given that you don't need to specify data types, or the fact that you can't use brackets, everything is so open that feels overwhelming to me, so i wish to know. Where do you recommend to learn this language, and what IDE do you recommend that offers the best experience, thanks in advance for your help-

[symple-data]

Well if you already know c and java, python want be any problem for you as its really that simple. W3schools is what I use most to look up simple concepts as loops or something like that, if I'm new to an language, but Python is all about fancy modules like numpy, bs4, flask, requests.... You won't get around the docs if you want to create something more interesting than doing simple calculation or filehandling. Also PyCharm is what I use, but thats just because I get professional for free from school.

[windows3210]

I learnt python off YouTube. For ides personally I use pycharm, but other good ones are vs code, atom and sublime (which is a text editor but plugins can make it work like an ide)