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Pythons a great starting point. Start with some videos or free courses about python basics and get coding as soon as you can. There's no way to learn programming that compares to just finding something you want to build and just going for it.

Best was is what spook said. Find something you want to create then just start building.
Python is great but it really depends on what you want to create, if it's websites JavaScript/TypeScript.
Hardware C, C++, assembly.
I heard rust is great.

Python is the shit, start with it, it's easier to learn and practice a lot you will see the difference

Honestly i think that Python isn't the best language to start, because depending on what he needs or expects he should choose the starting point.

From my point of view, the best option is starting learn with a good book/ebook that have all contents sorted and detailed.
With videos and tutorials you can learn, but i see that lessons something more recomended to solve something than to start learning.

I am no expert, but you can usefull see the basic concepts of programming, see a project you are interested in, see how it is working and how it is coded. And watch videos or courses. ;)

quick heads up, HTML and CSS arent programming languages, theyre markup and stylesheet languages respectively. It doesn't really matter and it will introduce you to some programmatic/logical thinking however a bunch of dorky semantics nazis will hop on you for that

as for learning more, pick a language, learn the basics, and start making projects. build build build and you will get better.

If you really want to code then I would suggest learning python as your first language. It’s easy and simple syntax

Grammar is pretty basic and easy, just follow any of the book to do so.
then you may learn the deeper things like algorithm.
However, you have to be adaptable and flexible to new things, as the 3-party-function or something like that.
Im a newbee as well, lets try together.

Python is a great starting point. I recommend that you'll read through the functions of each code so that you'll understand what you are looking at. Then follow some video tutorials and then you'll be able to code easily!