How to start with Python

There's a very cool small app called Solo Learn for iOS.
It's totally free and it gives you the basic knowledge, basic elements, etc.
Also there are small tests at the end of every chapter.

But I would advice you to go with Lynda courses. These are top notch.
 
i recommend you codecademy free python cource, it's very good and understandable.
 
i can't post links, but there is a write up on medium about writing a twitter bot. if you're new to python but know a little c/c++ you'll find it highly accessible.
 
Learn how to install anaconda environment and start with pyhon's own documentation. It explains the idea straightforward. Then learn some packages like numpy, pandas.
 
The name hasn't been mentioned here yet (and I can't link it due to member level), but check out Corey Schafer on Youtube. He is who I recommend to anyone wanting to get into Python. Him, Sentdex, and Traversy Media will take you a long way.
 
Python is easy to learn if you actually need. Try to download python PDF format and read over it. Wish you best
 
I should come up with a project and try to build it in new programming language (Python), or it's better to take a book or course? If book/course, which do you recommend?

Come with some project and start working on that.

That way you will learn faster.
 
I have been developing python for 2 years, I will write a roadmap for you guys but now I can easily say that the best place is the python documents itself for beginners.
 
If you complete everything on the Python course on "Zero to Mastery" you will be a Python programmer. It is the easiest way to get started imo.
 
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