If you'd have to give a number of hours for how much a beginner would need in order to complete all levels. How many would you give aproximatly?
Hours to complete.
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Shaik AzharuddinLevel 16
15 July, 07:20
i am giving 6-7 hours each day
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JanuszLevel 11 , Radomsko
7 May, 17:52
1000
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hidden #10602322Level 3
19 April, 21:04
the more u play the game the more u master the game
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KrisLevel 41 , Lublin
30 March, 17:47
I don't know the number of hours but I finished course within 6-7 months.
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Robert ConstantinescuLevel 25 , Bucharest
17 October 2019, 07:16
So i have a goal for about 4 hours during weekday, including breaks and 6 hours a day on the weekend. In order to have a measure for the time i'm spending learning Java, and to count the effort, i am learning with pomodoro. So 1 pomodoro is 25 minute studying and 5 minutes break, and at every 4 pomodoro, you have a longer break (15 -20 min). I am also having a 8 to 5 day job, and i'm trying my best to take advantage of all the free time i have, without sacrificing too much. Given the above, i am estimating that the whole course will take me about 1200 pomodoro to finish
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JavaWolfLevel 2
24 September 2019, 20:59
Why are there people at Level 0 and Level 1 giving advice on how long it takes to finish?
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prissLevel 18 , Roosendaal
3 March, 07:45
doesn't matter the level bro ... some people may have just started but are a bit advance than others ...
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Jakub MLevel 19 , Ostrava
21 June, 15:48
I read somewhere that in order to be able to solve tasks which were closed once again - you need new account. So it is possible that some of those people could be even graduates.
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ManikandanLevel 0
10 September 2019, 18:20
minimum 1000 hours
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varspirserLevel 0
31 August 2019, 13:08
I passed completely the whole course from level 1 to 40 in ~400 hours. Hovewer, i've skipped around of 200 tasks.
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BTu4-manLevel 1
2 August 2019, 12:08
500-2000 hours. Depends upon many circumstances.
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EarilLevel 25 , Paris
15 July 2019, 11:38
300-500 hours sounds about right
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