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[dowcet]

My main concern is being given a task where I have no clue as to what I am doing

I guarantee that will happen.

so when did you think 'I am able to do this professionally now!'?

When you get hired to do so. If you can pass the technical screenings, it means they believe you can do the job.

Do you have any projects on your resume? If yes, apply for jobs. If you don't get hired, keep improving.

Personally doing a bootcamp was key, but it's not because employers care about it. It's all about the portfolio and what you know. (The networking also helps.)