Getting Back into Python: Where Do I Start?

Check out the official Python documentation; it's a fantastic resource! You can find all the details about I/O, networking, and more there. The tutorials can help you get familiar with how Python works. Try experimenting in the command line too; it’s a fun way to learn! Just run `import this` in your terminal to get started with some Python philosophy!

For getting a handle on the basics, W3Schools is a great starting point. They have easy-to-follow tutorials which can help you grasp fundamental concepts before moving on to more complex topics! Here’s the link: [W3Schools Python](https://www.w3schools.com/python/default.asp).

I found the interactive Python courses from Rice University on Coursera super helpful for beginners. It takes you from scratch to a decent understanding of computer science. Also, once you’re done with that, you might enjoy the Nand2Tetris course; it’s really fun! Here’s the link: [Coursera Course](https://www.coursera.org/learn/interactive-python-1).

I’m affiliated, but I highly recommend checking out boot.dev! They have tons of free resources for Python, plus an active Discord server where you can get help anytime. It’s a great way to connect with others who are learning as well.

Don't forget to use ChatGPT for help! You can ask it to help outline your learning plan based on what you already know and what you want to learn. It's super handy for staying organized!