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Codecademy has a pretty good interface with quite a beginner-friendly atmosphere, that includes Python. /r/learnprogramming has a comprehensive wiki that could help further - once you've grasped the basics of programming I'd try and aim towards specific problems or projects, there are sites like Leetcode that give you a specific problem to solve, some are beginner-friendly, others are aimed more towards experienced programmers studying for a coding interview. After that, if you aren't interested in professional training or even degree-level study, I'd have a look at getting involved with open-source projects and begin to build up a portfolio. You can look at this page on GitHub, which links projects that the maintainers think are good for beginners.
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