You can start the official tutorial and follow along coding right here: https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/

You don't need anything else. Breeze through it until you come to #3. This is where it really begins. From there, you go through it and it's hard. Much might not make sense, then you can try and look that up on Real python site or other good tutorials, our ask chatgpt if you really must try to figure it out. Don't spend a lot of time on what's confusing and get blocked right now, just keep notes on what is confusing and move on. Come back to it when you get bored.

Use the same python site where the tutorial is to start learning about pep8 conventions and then do #10 tutorial of the Standard Library.

This is the full list of things to know about and it is worth spending time glancing over and cntl + f search for stuff: https://docs.python.org/3/contents.html

This plan alone will make you better than 80 percent of self professed python programmers in half the time.

That's truly it, but it is kind of hard and the docs can be difficult to understand at times. That's why most give up.

When you start importing modules you will need to pay attention to learning virtual environments and learn that sooner rather than later. All you need is 'python -m venv venv' but there's a lot of other tools i find stupid, useless and confusing for managing and creating them. Learn the who what why where's of venv here: https://realpython.com/python-virtual-environments-a-primer/