How do I start learning Python as a complete beginner?

You're basically just starting out, like trying to play a piano for the first time but aiming to compose symphonies already! Start small. Write a basic program that prints something on the screen, like asking for your name and printing it. Then try counting from 1 to 10. Basic tutorials are where you need to be right now; maybe check out some beginner books or resources online for guidance.

Consider picking up a beginner textbook or an online course like CS50. Right now, it sounds like you're not even aware of the basics, and that's okay! I learned by throwing myself into a project and spent a year on it even though it turned out poorly. But by fixing it up later, I learned a ton. It might not be the quickest route, but if you're determined, you can figure it out!

A fun way to get started is to play games like "The Farmer Was Replaced". It's a great way to learn Python through gamification! This can help you get accustomed to the basics without feeling overwhelmed.

First off, forget about GitHub for now. You really need to learn the basics before diving into anything complicated. Don't stress about tools like Codex either. Just get a simple text editor and get the Python interpreter set up in your command line. Have you managed to print 'Hello World' yet? That's a great starting point! Focus on one beginner course and stick with it instead of bouncing between different ones.