PLSQL: How to go about it

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I searched for this topic on SO but I did not found any recommendations and so am asking it as I am new to PLSQL and want to understand it:

What is best way to get started with PLSQL ?
What are best online resources or books available out there for understand PLSQL which you would recommend ?
Do we have any comprehensive online video tutorial for PLSQL ?

More Importantly:

What Concepts should I be clear with to say myself as an PLSQL Developer?

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