Hello there,

Say for instance I decide to learn programming and coding for three months nonstop with considerable effort each day without break and i have zero prior knowledge of programming concepts, what level of knowledge would i have or what level of knowledge am i supposed to have after three months??

PS: actual programming(Concepts, Fundamentals, Languages, DSA e.t.c) not frontend development i.e HTML, CSS e.t.c

Thanks for your time.

Lolzzz!!! 3 months is just for introduction. After a year you still be learning bro. There are so many things to learn. The language itself, data structures and Algorithms and other programming tools. The rate at which technology is advancing and enhancing will necessitate a person to open to new things to learn everyday. Programming is a way of life itself, the field is a long life learning profession. I like it like that!!

I want to kickstart too on this programming journey, I'm willing to give it this whole year.

I will be taking crypto courses too. Hope it's worth it guys?

You won't go anywhere in 3 months even if you are spending 10 to 12 hours everyday especially for programming fundamentals except you are a one of a kind genius. Data structures and algorithms and systems design are some of the most difficult things in the world of programming.

Let's say one month to really grab a programming language. Another one month to learn the basic data structures. Another one month to practice the basic data structures which is like over 10 of them let's even say 2 questions on each across one month is just 60 questions. You haven't reached anywhere at all honestly after 3 months. Six months ehen. That's enough to get somewhat sufficient.

tensazangetsu20:
You won't go anywhere in 3 months even if you are spending 10 to 12 hours everyday especially for programming fundamentals except you are a one of a kind genius. Data structures and algorithms and systems design are some of the most difficult things in the world of programming.

Let's say one month to really grab a programming language. Another one month to learn the basic data structures. Another one month to practice the basic data structures which is like over 10 of them let's even say 2 questions on each across one month is just 60 questions. You haven't reached anywhere at all honestly after 3 months. Six months ehen. That's enough to get somewhat sufficient.

What about UI/UX design?
That's what I'm learning at the moment.
Is 3 months enough for one to learn to a level where one can apply for jobs??

SavageBoy:


What about UI/UX design?
That's what I'm learning at the moment.
Is 3 months enough for one to learn to a level where one can apply for jobs??

I don't know anything about that. You have to create a thread and ask them.

tensazangetsu20:

I don't know anything about that. You have to create a thread and ask them.

Okay,thanks

Sheriman:
Lolzzz!!! 3 months is just for introduction. After a year you still be learning bro. There are so many things to learn. The language itself, data structures and Algorithms and other tools framework. The rate at which technology is advancing and enhancing will necessitate a person to open to new things to learn everyday. Programming is a way of life itself, the field is a long life learning profession. I like it like that!!

wow that's a shot, i'm exactly 3 months and it seems like i have made much progress, thanks.

tensazangetsu20:
You won't go anywhere in 3 months even if you are spending 10 to 12 hours everyday especially for programming fundamentals except you are a one of a kind genius. Data structures and algorithms and systems design are some of the most difficult things in the world of programming.

Let's say one month to really grab a programming language. Another one month to learn the basic data structures. Another one month to practice the basic data structures which is like over 10 of them let's even say 2 questions on each across one month is just 60 questions. You haven't reached anywhere at all honestly after 3 months. Six months ehen. That's enough to get somewhat sufficient.

lol yeah i didn't expect to become sufficient in just 3 months, I just wanted to check if i was making enough progress but wow seems I've made much progress. thanks btw.

You'd burn out and that's inevitable.

tensazangetsu20:

Data structures and algorithms and systems design are some of the most difficult things in the world of programming.

Let's say one month to really grab a programming language. Another one month to learn the basic data structures. Another one month to practice the basic data structures which is like over 10 of them

. Please what are the basic data structure and algorithm you think a beginner should know

tensazangetsu20:
You won't go anywhere in 3 months even if you are spending 10 to 12 hours everyday especially for programming fundamentals except you are a one of a kind genius. Data structures and algorithms and systems design are some of the most difficult things in the world of programming.

Let's say one month to really grab a programming language. Another one month to learn the basic data structures. Another one month to practice the basic data structures which is like over 10 of them let's even say 2 questions on each across one month is just 60 questions. You haven't reached anywhere at all honestly after 3 months. Six months ehen. That's enough to get somewhat sufficient.

Hello are you on the slack channel? I would love to a send you a message

privaldo:


Hello are you on the slack channel? I would love to a send you a message

Na I am not.

tensazangetsu20:


Na I am not.

Can I send you a mail? Or quote you on a dead thread, if the mail option isn't fine by you

privaldo:


Can I send you a mail? Or quote you on a dead thread, if the mail option isn't fine by you

Yeah send me a PM.

tensazangetsu20:

Yeah send me a PM.

Can I have your email address, the email linked to this account is a temporary email

privaldo:


Can I have your email address, the email linked to this account is a temporary email

I don't want to paste it here. Create a new account and send me an email.

tensazangetsu20:

I don't want to paste it here. Create a new account and send me an email.

Ok, I will do that right now

tensazangetsu20:

I don't want to paste it here. Create a new account and send me an email.

I have sent you the mail

privaldo:


I have sent you the mail

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Are you saying 3 months is not possible because this person is a complete noob? I have become very rusty in programming haven stayed away for almost 10years but I feel like I can get back to top levels if I spend 3 intense months re-learning.

I was glancing over some videos on Quicksort and Big O analysis and something inside me was waking up in a funny way. I stopped programming because for me it was very draining taking huge amounts of my time

airsaylongcome:
@tensazangetsu20

Are you saying 3 months is not possible because this person is a complete noob? I have become very rusty in programming haven stayed away for almost 10years but I feel like I can get back to top levels if I spend 3 intense months re-learning.

I was glancing over some videos on Quicksort and Big O analysis and something inside me was waking up in a funny way. I stopped programming because for me it was very draining taking huge amounts of my time

Understanding those videos isnt hard for someone who has programmed before but stopped but solving questions and passing them is the koko. You can watch a video on quicksort but if i bring a question to solve on it will you be able. People are able but thats after months and months of practice on leetcode and hackerrank.

tensazangetsu20:


Understanding those videos isnt hard for someone who has programmed before but stopped but solving questions and passing them is the koko. You can watch a video on quicksort but if i bring a question to solve on it will you be able. People are able but thats after months and months of practice on leetcode and hackerrank.

I think I can. I've never been on leetcode or hackerrank but I'm sure if I put in 3 months preparing for their questions I will be able to ace it. 90 days, 4-6 hours daily? I go smash am

airsaylongcome:


I think I can. I've never been on leetcode or hackerrank but I'm sure if I put in 3 months preparing for their questions I will be able to ace it. 90 days, 4-6 hours daily? I go smash am

Of course na definitely. 4 to 6 hours daily in 3 months is enough to solve like 200 questions or more sef. You will smash any interview. Facebook even copies questions there so if you cram everything you can pass their interview. Thats what I am doing now but due to work I cant do more than one a day.

tensazangetsu20:


Of course na definitely. 4 to 6 hours daily in 3 months is enough to solve like 200 questions or more sef. You will smash any interview. Facebook even copies questions there so if you cram everything you can pass their interview. Thats what I am doing now but due to work I cant do more than one a day.

Please i want to ask a question, is it about solving those questions or its about an efficient solution. Please, i would like to know

DDayve:


Please i want to ask a question, is it about solving those questions or its about an efficient solution. Please, i would like to know

If it's a face to face interview. It's more about solving them and coming up with solutions even if they aren't efficient but if it's a hackerrank or codility screen then yes the solution has to be very effective.

Thank you boss

tensazangetsu20:

If it's a face to face interview. It's more about solving them and coming up with solutions even if they aren't efficient but if it's a hackerrank or codility screen then yes the solution has to be very effective.

Lastpharoah33:
I want to kickstart too on this programming journey, I'm willing to give it this whole year.

I will be taking crypto courses too. Hope it's worth it guys?

Once I get My Laptop this Year before December. I have 5years plans for Data Science/Data Analysis and atleast Basic Knowledge of other languages other than Python(My Preferred Language) make I marry am with Accounting:

I don't like going to War without Appropriate Weapons: I fight to emerge a General.

DonroxyII:
Once I get My Laptop this Year before December. I have 5years plans for Data Science/Data Analysis and atleast Basic Knowledge of other languages other than Python(My Preferred Language) make I marry am with Accounting:

I don't like going to War without Appropriate Weapons: I fight to emerge a General.

5 whole years ?

No problemo, see you at the top.

Lastpharoah33:


5 whole years ?

No problemo, see you at the top.

Amen Sir. It's just a plan bearing in mind other Endeavours.

airsaylongcome:
@tensazangetsu20

Are you saying 3 months is not possible because this person is a complete noob? I have become very rusty in programming haven stayed away for almost 10years but I feel like I can get back to top levels if I spend 3 intense months re-learning.

I was glancing over some videos on Quicksort and Big O analysis and something inside me was waking up in a funny way. I stopped programming because for me it was very draining taking huge amounts of my time

Sorry but please if I may ask. Why did you leave programming for 10 years? That seems like a very long time.

Did you move to another career that was more lucrative? I am just curious.