MadPsyentist

CodinGame is a an awesome site not necessarily to learn coding but to put into practice what you learn with cool graphics and fast feedback. They have some really cool AI challenges as well from time to time where you make a bot to play a game against other peoples bots. LearnXinYminutes is a great cache of reference material for when you forget how to do that one thing. they have lots of documents for all sorts of languages, even really weird niche ones, and even tools like docker files and MatLab code.

Write. Programs. Algorithms don't matter, language doesn't matter. You are just learning, at this point in time the best thing to do is write programs. Python is a great place to start and there is plenty of resources to get you started, here is some from the official website. The only way you learn to swim is by getting wet, no one starts out by doing the butterfly. Programming is the same, you learn by writing code, no programmer started by writing Fortnite. Are there right ways and wrong ways to do things? sure are, But for now, at the start, you don't need to know why merge sort is good and bubble sort is bad, what on earth "O n" or "O n2" mean, what the hell is GIT. you just need to write programs. i find this website really interactive and cool. and a great place to learn as it is very visual, they have a bunch of languages and python is one of them. https://www.codingame.com