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Sorry, but no I will never add that. There is no way to accurately estimate in a way that's meaningful for any particular individual. You will have to begin studying and then gauge what is a reasonable time-frame for you. I have no way of knowing how many hours per day you plan to study, whether you "study hard" or are "playing Halo and sorta watching the videos on the side". I don't know whether you jump to youtube or udemy looking for something easier whenever something gets difficult. I don't know anything about you, so I can't predict how long it will take you to complete something. You know you though - which makes you the perfect person to decide how long something will take for you
If I tag everything with "it'll take this long", immediately 98% of the people working through the guide will be thinking "I finished that way faster" or "that took me a lot longer" - some people are faster at one part, but struggle more with another, it's self paced so some people set aside 8 hours uninterrupted per day and really focus, while others have two kids and a job and are lucky to get a few hours per week before bed.
I try always to only add things that have meaning to the guides - if I added time-frames, they'd have no meaning, it would just be me tacking arbitrary numbers onto things to give people "warm and fuzzy" feelings. I've said it from day one: I'm not going to do it, start working through the guides and once you have a feel for how quickly you progress at the pace you set for yourself, make your own time estimates that are optimized for you.
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