Easiest Way to Learn Python HD

What is the easiest way to learn Python? The best way would be to read Learn Python the Hard Way, or go to the website of the same name. The book costs money if you do not get it at the library, but the website does have some free content. I asked for the easiest way, not the best way, though anywhere those two circles kind-of-sort-of make a Venn diagram would be great. Go to the Python dot org site, the home page of the python programming language. I’m concerned that’s more advanced than I am. Programmerese is about as indecipherable as legalese, but at least lawyers are happy to explain it for fifty dollars an hour. On the getting started page, it has simple instructions on how to install the IDE and text editors. As long as it is required to get started in Python. If you want the tools to code in it, yes. You cannot just do Python in your browser the way you can code on an HTML page with HTML and JavaScript. I need to know how to code in Python, before I actually try coding in Python. There are code samples and basic information on Python on the Python dot org website. I need more interactive learning than just reading code and reading about code. So go to the tutorials section on the Python dot org site. Or go to Python-Guide dot org and run through their tutorials. Assuming it runs on my machine. Python-Guide dot org even has the instructions on GitHub, to get every version of Python and tools to run it. I heard GitHub might get blocked as a malware site, or illegal file sharing site. People have been putting operating systems, drivers and executable files on GitHub for years. They recently started putting movies and ripped games there. I think I’ll skip GitHub. Jump over to PythonLearn dot com for some basic information on Python and code samples, plus a few tutorials. However, most of the content is paid for, except for what acts as an advertisement for the website creator’s book. Ideally I’d like to take a class on it. There are classes on CodeAcademy dot com and they are free. Sadly, the ones on Lynda dot com you have to pay for. Try out the Learn Python Reddit thread. You’ll find answers to a lot of your questions if you search there, without the advanced answers programmers give on StackOverflow dot com. StackOverflow is where the programmers hang out. I’ll try the Learn Python Reddit thread first if I can keep from clicking on the random pages and funnier threads. Just stay off the I’m going to heck for this thread, and focus on searching for answers to your questions. If the Reddit users cannot answer it, try StackOverflow, or another programmer’s online hangout. If I can stand it. I’m worried I’ll get razzed mercilessly on any online forum for asking questions. So try the LearnPython dot org, since they have tutorials for Python and know that you do not know it. The alternative is hiding out at the library with Python programming books. That works, too.