When can you be Python’s Intermediate Level

Question

Hello Folks. I heard alot of being Python Intermediate, and my question is when you can say yourself you are officialy Python’s Intermediate. Do you have to know all python’’s basic + all Python’s modules ? As I think here are the levels of learning Python:
- Beginner
- Novice
- Intermediate
- Pro
- Expert

Answer 1

In short, according to your level system, intermediate has covered 40 - 60% of Python. I am sorry I can't tell what the roadmap is like. I am somewhere between beginner and novice in Python. 😂

Answer 2

The funny thing about these levels is that even the most experienced programmers typically do not refer to themselves as an "Expert" or "Pro" I worked with a guy that has been programming pretty much his whole life, he is an author of several programming books and he refers to himself as an "Enthusiastic Novice"... he is super humble, but I think anyone will tell you, there is always something to learn. If you want to check out one of his books it is here:
https://www.packtpub.com/application-development/functional-JUMP_LINK__&&__python__&&__JUMP_LINK-programming-second-edition

Answer 3

I think it all has to do with experience

Answer 4

Steven M I mean someone just began python dont have same level like someone started it long time ago and learning it. But yeah.