Been so long since I coded in Python. What are some decent resources to get me back into it?

>>5140
Hey, I'm currently learning python too, the two best resources I know of that are available for free are w3 schools and codeacademy, they're both great for learning.

On another note, was wondering if anyone could give me a hand, I'm trying to make it so that the variables "name" "year" and "age" are logged in a text file, with a timestamp of when they where saved.

name = input("Please enter your name: ")
year = int(input("Please input the year that you were born: "))


age = 2018 - year
#print(age)

while age == 0:
x = int(input("Age is incorrect, please try again."))
age = 0
age += x

else:
print("Hello ",name,", you were born in the year ",year,)
print("I predict that you are ",age," years old.")
ageright = input("Is this correct? Press y or n to decide.")
if ageright == "y":
print("Fantastic!")

if ageright == "n":
age -= 1
print("Oops! You must be ",age," years old instead!")

fact = input("Press Y for an interesting fact about your age: ")

if fact == "y":
print("Since most humans sleep for about a third of their life, that means that you have slept for a total of ",age/3," years.")

else:
print("Thank you for using the program.")

>>5142
I've found the solution to this problem, for those wondering, it looks something like this:

with open("details.txt","a") as output:
output.write("Age: {} Name: {} Year: {} Timestamp: {}".format(age,name,year,datetime.datetime.now()))
output.write("\n")

>>5143
This is tight. I honestly didn't know an answer to your request (though your original code was pretty fluid) how'd you find the answer? Lack of sleep and caffeine until 5pm like the rest of us?