2. If python is the first language you are learning, then refer a book, or a pdf. Pick one topic each day, *each day only one topic*, study, practice it on python, solve the exercises given, and think of a similar question by yourself, code it using pen paper, and then run it on computer to match your result. read more
You should learn C, C++, Java or all of them. Not completely, just the basics. Practice one of them and understand the smaller things. I’ve noticed that the ppl who directly learn Python have difficulty later on so it’d be my suggestion to go for the basic languages to get familiar with the programming world. read more