You can find many resources about it on the Internet. I started to learn about Python by watching "Introduction to Python" By Jessica McKellar. It's good learning video help to start with Python.
It gives a lot of examples for Python and easy to learn. If you would like to start Python programming by your owner, starting with this and learn:
- Set up a development environment with Python and a text editor
- Explore basic data types such as integers, strings, lists, and dictionaries
- Learn how looping lets you do lots of work with a little bit of code
- Gain access to more functionality in Python with modules
- Practice reading, writing, and running your first Python programs
- Navigate the command line for writing larger programs
- Write your own functions for encapsulating useful work
- Use classes to group, name, and reuse functions and variables
- Practice what you’ve learned with the state capitals quizzer and Scrabble cheater projects
During study, you can follow up practice at link.
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