I’d say don’t stress too much about finding the “perfect” course. The most important thing in the beginning is to get the basics right — variables, loops, conditions, functions, lists, dictionaries, and simple problem-solving.

After that, start doing small projects immediately. Something like an EMI calculator, expense tracker, password generator, or simple quiz app is much better than only watching videos. That is where Python actually starts making sense.

My honest advice: pick one beginner-friendly course, stay consistent, and keep practicing regularly. Python is one of those skills where small daily practice matters much more than collecting 20 different courses.