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New AnswerIt's not about the level... It's about understand what you learn, implementing and manipulating it to make something... That's what matters
There are no specific levels for python. Your levels increase with the consideration of Challenges you win or draw, even lose Questions you answer Code like(not sure) Code coach Etc...
It doesn't depends on your level how good you are in a programming language. From level 15 on you only get the xps from challenges with same questions every time, so don't focus on lvl instead of trying to code some small programs (:
Practice why everything happens with practice and you watch some online videos and try to coding, you will get coding very soon
You need to have other learning resource apart from sololearn. Sololearn just give you basics and structures.
I think you won't really learn to code until you write a program of your own. Come up with a simple idea and work on it. Don't be too ambitious with your project idea. Choose an obtainable one. If you go through the levels in courses on here that's great but you won't really understand how to code until you write a program of your own. It totally depends on how long it will take you but probably a couple years or so to become intermediate.
But after learning fast we have to remember it , enhance command on langauge by practising and using right things learnt when required .
Experienced programmers will tell you that you learn from bugs. Bugs which you meet as you are doing real world projects. So starting a project in python, and making sure you complete it, will really help you to become an advanced python developer. Also, patience helps. It takes some months to get there. Keep coding 😊.
If i learn all lessons here at python ,how is my knowledge about python as a programer and do projects .???
I dont know how long it take to become at least intermediate level or advanced level in python???because i learn fast every things i study here,but i dont know how long is my way ??
as many as you need to understand the language basics i guess. For example : I spend like a few hours with the Python Course and the language basics and then went from almost zero into my first "real" programm i finished yesterday. A calculator with useble GUI. I learned a lot more from that calculator than from the course here.
After finishing the whole python course on sololearn you'll still be beginner, gotta put a lot more effort to become intermediate, maybe pick a framework or 2 with python
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