What do I do

I've learned block coding from Construct 3 for a year and school robotics for 4 and I'm decent at it but obviously that isn't real coding so I decided to try Python. I'm brand new not just to Python but to text coding as a whole. I've spent around 7 hours learning it and I know because I've spend so little time that I could track it. But, I feel like taking on Python is a huge(x1000) task and that in these 7 hours I've learned nearly nothing. I have learned(ish) the basics but then came the revelation of a thing called import and it opened up a galaxy of things for me to get confused on and now I have spent 3 hours on it and help. It makes me feel dumb that I can't do simple stuff and I see everyone doing things that I understand nothing of. If any of you have any tips, tricks or resources you use and you think they would be helpful for me, it would be greatly appreciated.

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