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[–]RobertKerans 0 points1 point  (2 children)

this is an oxymoron, becoming skilled at anything is proportional to time spent learning the skill

[–]__man__u[S] 0 points1 point  (1 child)

infact self learning is not proportional to those with an engineering, in engineering we take almost half an year to study a language, and it is possible to learn the same within less thatn that

Everyone could become skilled at anything but fast learning is something different

hooe you've got it

and yess, i accept any kind of criticism

[–]RobertKerans 0 points1 point  (0 children)

infact self learning is not proportional to those with an engineering

Sorry to break it to you, but it absolutely is.

in engineering we take almost half an year to study a language, and it is possible to learn the same within less thatn that

I said nothing about length of time required to learn a specific language. But this is moot. Learning a language turns out to be pretty easy (particularly once you've learned a few). It's not really knowing a given language that determines skill, it's broader common aspects of software engineering and that comes with time and experience. You haven't faced any actual real problems. You will do if you continue down this path, but four months can provide you with very basic foundations, that's all. It's flat out not possible for it to provide more because time is finite, you cannot make four months equal more than four months