How much time does it take to master in python

Answer 1

It takes 10000 hours of practice to be considered a master

But in reality it depends on you.
If you have a programming background, then it'll take a lot less time than if you've never programmed in your life

Someone can spend an hour on variables because it doesn't click
Someone else can spend an hour on fundamentals because everything makes sense

Answer 2

Well… I don't have a direct answer to that but I can help.

Sololearn doesn't teaches you full Python. You can complete the Python Developer Course but it won't teach you full Python.

I completed my course in 22 days. You can do it in less, or in more. I was left with many doubts towards OOP that time so, I would suggest you to learn slowly and master everything in the course.

About full Python - I'm not a professional but I'm pretty much good at it now… and it took nearly 6 months. I recently got super good at OOP while doing some work with JavaScript.

After that also, there are things like multiple modules and decorators, which can take time.

Here's a little guide towards modules (do them through YouTube or other websites after completing the course):
Data Analysis - Pandas, Sqlite3, Scikit-learn

ML and DL - Torch, Tensorflow
Graphs - Matplotlib

Backend Development - Flask, Django

And you can do much more with Python!

At last I would tell give yourself a considerable amount of time, …

Answer 3

(continuation) …
learn everything slowly, a few things might feel hard at first, but you will get good at them soon.

There's no definite time to master learning, you continue learning things as you get older and experienced - for now, you will complete the course - tomorrow you will master full basics - later you will master all important modules - and in future you will be a Professional Developer - but still, with every project - you will learn something.

Answer 4

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