Others have given good answers. I'll add a bit more - it may be useful to you.
Premiere Pro, as others have said, is for professionals. It can be complex to learn but it depends on where you are coming from (prior knowledge and experience). If you haven't had any video editing or animation experience before (like working on a timeline), then it will take you longer to pick up the basics. If you have prior relevant expeience, it can be easier and quicker to learn.

Premiere Elements is a more entry level video editing tool and so has a lower learning curve than Premire Pro.

Premiere Rush is also a tool that has a low level entry level, even more so than Elements and can be quick and easy to learn. You can import Rush projects into Premiere Pro.

My advice is to consider what you want to be able to achieve in the video editing/production space, have a look at various options like the tools above and see what is a good fit. Even if you start with an enry level tool, that will serve you well if you go to Premiere Pro at a later point.

Thanks everyone for reply for me 

Regards @Jerry

Some Tutorials to help you get started
https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/get-started.html
https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/tutorials.html
https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/view-all-tutorials.html
https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro/premiere-pro-tutorial/td-p/10974406?page=1
https://community.adobe.com/t5/video-lounge/tips-amp-tricks-to-become-a-premiere-pro-power-user-with-abba-shapiro/td-p/10900149?page=1
https://community.adobe.com/t5/video-lounge/video-series-real-premiere-pro-secrets-by-cut-to-the-point/td-p/10900176?page=1
https://community.adobe.com/t5/video-lounge/podcast-art-of-the-cut-coup-53-editor-walter-murch-ace/td-p/10887889?page=1
https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/how-to/premiere-pro-nesting-sequence-cc.html
https://community.adobe.com/t5/video-lounge-discussions/premiere-pro-effects-explained-for-beginners/td-p/12626342
https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-discussions/faq-editing-terminology-and-getting-help-with-premiere-pro/td-p/12727667
https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-discussions/faq-delivering-videos-for-all-screen-formats/td-p/12777989
https://community.adobe.com/t5/video-lounge-discussions/foundations-of-video-the-art-of-editing/td-p/12807950

Y si quieres aprender despacio y sin dolor, aquí te dejo mi curso en Crehana que te puede servir justo ahora que quieres iniciar con tu aprendizaje de Premiere Pro. En las clases puedes activar los subtítulos en inglés, espero te sirva.

Premiere Pro desde cero en Crehana

Es fácil si te gusta hacer edición de videos, si no te gusta se pondrá bien feo el asunto. Aquí te dejo estos Tutoriales de Adobe que son muy buenos y te pueden servir.

Premiere Pro tutorials

Premiere Pro is not more difficult for beginners to learn than other editing software -- but it can do so much that it looks intimidating.  You are constantly reminded by the interface that there are functions you have no idea what to do with (yet.)

Start with the basics -- import footage (drag and drop,) make a new timeline (drag and drop,) add more shots and refine.  Export your results.  As your needs grow ("Gee, I'd like to add a title") you learn how to do that and build your knowledge.

You can start from filmora and then move on adobe premire pro. 

This software is pro editor and for profesional editing you should learn it. 

Premiere Pro is not for beginners. It has a high learning curve. Its targeted towards professionals and advanced non professionals.

You need some computer basics and knowledge on how a camera works and how those files are processed.

But if you still want to try Premiere get yourself a subscription at LinkedIn Learning.

yes, Easy to learn for you if you want pro in video editing. 😊