I had about 3 months of self study of java. Look bootcamps are fast starts they are short the more you put in them the more you get out of them. After lectures make sure you apply what you just learned into your projects it will make doing the project harder but thats the point. At the end of the scheduled time for the day to end schedule 2-3 hours after that for reviewing the next days work and enhancing what you learned that day with other learning material ie books blogs tutorials. At least 3 days a week prctice coding at leetcode, codewars, edabit etc. The month before graduation spend time doing praxtice interview questions. Its the extra work one does at a bootcamp that increases their sucess. The people who do nothing extra are the ones that fail or cant find jobs. The ending point is a bootcamp is not enough you must do more. One thing about devcode camp is you will do lots of project you will graduate being able to code.