Maybe this depends on your age. A lot of people learn to code as a child, and at that stage you're really not doing anything full time.
Starting as a 10 year old, I began learning to code and spent maybe 20-30 hours / week on it combined with school and friends. All of that time was during nights and weekends.
I think having a real project you want to build is a good start. I also think that a keen interest in the topic and a passion for learning will overcome most other obstacles.
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Maybe this depends on your age. A lot of people learn to code as a child, and at that stage you're really not doing anything full time.
Starting as a 10 year old, I began learning to code and spent maybe 20-30 hours / week on it combined with school and friends. All of that time was during nights and weekends.
I think having a real project you want to build is a good start. I also think that a keen interest in the topic and a passion for learning will overcome most other obstacles.