Python Tutorials

[zenmatt]

I know nothing about Python but stumbled upon these tutorials. The first is for those with no programming experinece, the second is for experinced programers.

http://honors.montana.edu/~jjc/easytut/easytut/
http://diveintopython.org/

[Outlaw]

Sweet - Here's another

A Byte of Python

This one is also less advanced than Dive Into Python

More

How to Think Like a Computer Scientist Learning With Python

Linux Journal Article

[AljoshaNL]

To learn your first language I recommend books. Even for not-first programming languages I do. Usually books have cool challenges exercises and lots of source code, links etc.

For newbies I recommend Python Programming for the Absolute Beginner

[Kernel_Killer]

Matt Pilgrim's book is great. Of course, reading Guido's Tutorial first, makes it all click much easier.

[Ashcrow]

If you know another object oriented language (like Java or C++) Python should be pretty easy to pick up. I love python and write a lot of code in it on a daily basis (cross platform GUI, command line and RWAD Web Apps).