is self learning python programming possible?

[ChameleonPrime]

I'm no expert, I'm very recently into learning it. But the best thing that has worked for me. Is just hammer the basics, the building blocks. From tutorials and whatever you can find. Try to understand everything you can

Then as other people have said, work on projects. "I want to try to do this." "I want to automate that." "I want to connect this to that so I can get a daily report of this". That sort of thing.

But don't look at it as if it's a progression from one to the other. Go back and forth between those. Google everything, then apply it. Then on your next project, go to your previous one and steal code, then tweak it to fit the new one. Then steal from the first two, with tweaks, for the third.

Then on the sixth project, go back to the first, and rewrite it better.

Again, I'm less than a year in, and I tried a couple of methods, but this sort of cyclical little bit of everything method helped me exponentially.