- Python Programming Language is referred to as the closest programming language to English because of its simplicity. If your coming from another programming language say Java you will notice this huge difference and affirm what im talking about.Now to back to your question. This depends on so many factors but lets look briefly at the major ones.1. Time. I consider Python to be one of the easiest and yet simplest language to learn but this factor has considerations in mind. for people who have been programming professionally it could take you less than a month to master the basics and alot more time to master the more complex stuff on average 6 months with intense training. For the beginners in programming i would say 6 months for the basics and way more time close to 2 yrs to master the complex stuff. That is just my own observation.2. Interest/Willingness. Our levels of interest in programming languages are different and for that case people with more interest in the language will take much more less time to learn the language than ones that have less interest and taking the language as a joy-ride3. Bias. Many people join programming with the bias that its hard and yet it isn't! and once your brain is tuned to that , trust me it will get much worse and take you much longer to learn Python or any Language than if you were confident to learn with a positive attitude. People with positive attitude not only towards programming but to all other challenges around us tend to thrive through them much more quickly than the ones that had a negative attitude/bias towards the challenge from the beginning.In Conclusion, the period in which we learn new things depends greatly on the environment around us. Many things affect our progress but if we focus and have the right attitude, give time and persistence towards challenges, things will always take much lesser time than we anticipated.Hope this helps shine the Light. “Programming is fun! Go for it”
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Drawing is a skill which develops as you practice. You're not alone when you say that you're terrible at drawing; all the great artists have started drawing with stick figures at some point in their life. Figures like this one - The reason why they went ahead from these so called " stick figures" to something much more, is that they had an insatiable desire within them to draw even better, every time they put their pencil on paper. This shear fact separated them from the rest, and that's the only reason why they were successful in honing their skill to reach where they reached later on in their respective lives. First and foremost, the one great thing that's in your favor is- the fact that you are dedicated to improve your drawing. I say this because it seems that way, as you are asking this question. And this is really important because any art form can not be learned just for the sake of it; there has to be passion, interest, curiosity, and ded...

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