Hey , i found an easy solution
1 - Go to the leaderboard .
2 - Click on " Following".
3 - Switch to all time (just look under global , u'll find it on the top right , click on it and Switch to "all time ) .
Now u can know how many people do u follow , but remember :
int main(){
int number_of_follow;
cin >>number_of_follow;
cout <<"\nI'm following : " << number_of_follow-1 <<endl;
return 0;
}
number_of_follow-1 : cause u've counted on your leaderboard , so u should decrease one person from the total in order to get the correct number .
The beta already has this feature-- wait till it hits stable. It says 4.5K for you.
(I wonder how the feed looks for this one, or how some people manage to click follow this many times or more...)
I have to say that the method by Zakaria Boudal is quite accurate although I found a difference of 2 rather than 1 between the number of people he's following when I directly counted them Vs what's on his Following leaderboard.
