I'm planing to learn Python but I'm not sure about the best resource I should learn it from. Help me, fellow pro people

@makwayne You have a few options here..
There is www.codecademy.com where you can learn it interactively, what helped me the most is an ebook or pdf version called learning python 5th edition from O'reilly

I used the SoloLearn app, its super complete

import Learn
Learn.start()

Codecademy is great for basic stuff. If you want to make something, see thenewBoston's tutorials or sentdex's
Also, automate boring stuff with python is a nice book

RTFM
To be fair, the python doc y official tutorial are rather easy to follow, even for a beginner.

http://interactivepython.org/course... it worked for me

You already check udemy courses?

Check realpython.com you will find a lot of good resources there

Google has a free course to learn Python. it's geared at beginners to the language but who also have experience in other languages. It's helped me get started. It says 2 days but can be done in a day or less.

Go to developer.google.com and search for python

Automate the boring stuff with python is next and learn Python the hard way looked good but I needed a crash course so I'll have to go back to it.

Team treehouse has a nice interactive python course I went through. I've recommended their service to others starting out and they have enjoyed it as well