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I personally started with a 6 hour tutorial on YouTube, and then finished the python tutorial in sololearn, after that you should learn data stractures and algorithms. Then you can start doing small projects like: a simple calculator, guess the number, or Rock paper scissors game. You can also solve challenges on Code Wars, or even sololearn.(A great practice). When you are more advanced try make a speed typing test, or do challenges in Code Chef. Python is really good for data science, artificial intelligence, backend web development and much more
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The discussion forum has lots of interesting answers regarding this topic, those are just a few.
Start with the Python course in here, always try to apply what you learn, you can go for videos or articles or books or whatever you feel comfortable with, use Google when things don't look clear.
There are awesome sites and YouTube videos out there!
Python is a general purpose programming language.
Here are some uses:
Web development
AI, machine learning and data science (it is really popular there)
Web Scraping and some automation tasks.
Python is rich with amazing libraries and frameworks that gives you a lot out of the box.