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Hello.
1) Watch videos from this guy: https://www.youtube.com/user/shadrus - that's enough for you to understand what django is and how it works.
2) You start doing your project and get acquainted in practice with all its features. You solve questions that appear with the help of Google, everything is there, I checked it myself.
3) You connect the documentation and start to understand the features and customization when you need to cut already complex features.
The framework is very large, with a large number of settings, but not all of them will be needed in a working project. And they will have to be studied already in the course of implementation.
Ps "variables and types, conditional constructs, looping constructs, functions and lists?" - This is Python, this is not Django.
I can also recommend the translation of the official documentation: djbook.ru/rel1.9 . Like it or not, but in the native language it is read faster and easier to understand. A very good section there is "first steps". It deals with working with django on a specific example, not complicated, but quite comprehensive, and step by step. That is, everything does not fall into a heap, but all functions are considered in turn, with a gradual deepening into the mechanisms.
In general, it takes knowledge like Python itself to understand why certain things are done the way they are, and knowledge of how the web works. Knowledge of virtualenv will be useful, but in the very, very beginning this is not necessary, as it seems to me.
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