I'm 13, trying to learn Python.

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Google's Python Class

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Invent With Python

You've gotten a number of recommendations for Automate the Boring Stuff already, but I'd say that all of Al Sweigart's books are good and a bunch are available for free. http://inventwithpython.com/.

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Micro Python

There are lots of great replies here. I'd just add that later on, once you have some basic Python skills, you might like to look at MicroPython, which you can run on a $5 Raspberry Pi Pico microcontroller that plugs into usb. They can be hard to find, due to the general chip shortage, so you may need to be patient, but running your code on a real device adds a new dimension to the fun. (An alternative is Adafruit's CircuitPython, which runs on their microcontroller boards).

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Free Code Camp

Freecodecamp.org, codewithmosh (yt channel). However, why do you wish to learn python? Wrapping your head around most python concepts should be easy, but to make any real use of the language you have to first decide what you wish to do with python.

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Exercism.io

Https://exercism.org/ free and is a great starting point for a number languages.

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