What's the best way to go about learning Python?

I have some knowledge of the HTML, CSS languages (I know, I know) but I dont know dick about object-oriented ones. Baby's fiwst wanguage.

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Depends on what you want to use it for. If you want webdev, learn JavaScript first, then come back and ask the same question. A good resource that teaches JS, reviews html/CSS AND teaches Python is the free CS50s webdev course by Harvard. You can enroll (free) or just watch their videos/project assignments on the CS50 website (also free) or their jewtube channel. If what you want is data science there's a popular course by IBM called Python for data science or something like that. They're all on edx

Pick up some book or a course. (google is your friend here) Do what it says.

if i want to build an app for myself to retrieve data and the like would I need to build a UI or could I do it through a terminal. Sorry if retarded question.

You can do anything through the terminal, but sometimes you need a gui for ease of use. I recommend this book greenteapress.com/wp/think-python-2e/ coupled with this course edx.org/course/python-basics-for-data-science-ibm. There's a lot of other popular free courses on coursera and Udacity, like Python for Everyone by the university of Michigan

thanks! python 2 or 3?

3

Learn a proper language

2 is antiquated and will hit end of life on 2020-01-01.

Thanks for your thoughtful insight