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      How long does it take to learn Python

      • Posted by Python Point Team
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      • Date November 15, 2020
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      How long does it take to learn Python? That is a complicated question we’ve got here.

      Before coming to the answer to the question, just know that Python is an easy to learn, powerful programming language. If you want to know more about Python, check out their official documentation

      The answer to this question depends on what your goals are. If you are a complete beginner, don’t have any experience with other languages, it may take 2-3 weeks for learning the basics of the language like syntax, datatype etc. (Keep in mind that this may vary, because the learning rate of each learner may vary).

      If you want to dive deeper into Python, like data structures, decorators, generators, etc. it may take 5-6 weeks to learn with a consistent learning rate. You learn more and more while you are trying to solve problems.

      Note that, you could probably spend a lifetime learning Python. There are numerous libraries to explore. The language itself changes overtime. To become a master in Python you need to continuously learn and grow over the course of time.

      Where there is a will, there is a way. Happy learning.

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