First rant!
Wanna start learning Python, any recommendation?

Try to do some code where you find out weather a number is a prime or not... it will teach you arrays, if else, loops... etc...

I personally learned the basics of python from a course in coursera. It was nice.

Learn Python the hard way!

I recently used sololearn.com, it seems pretty good, although I've been a web developer for a long time now, so not really any new concepts in it, not sure how good it would be if you have less experience. The thing I found though is always write something yourself in a language to make it stick, e.g. querying a db or a web service

https://coursera.org/specialization... I started there...

@Pythoneer Codecademy is a good start.

Exercism.io is also very nice, althought I didn't try any python exercises on there. The concept of using unit tests to validate yourself rather than some online validator is really nice.

Packtpub has a free book "Learning Python" by Fabrizio Romano https://packtpub.com/packt/...

Note: Not to be confused with Mark Lutz excellent book of the same name
https://amazon.com/Learning-Python-...

+ All you need in one big list:
https://wiki.python.org/moin/...

Google LearnPythonTheHardWay

Learn x in y minutes

Thank you all!

@unjx agree, learning python by mark lutz is excellent...