You cannot ever reach a level of mastery in which you'll never ever discover anything new. Even the people who came up with the language come up with errors fro

You cannot ever reach a level of mastery in which you'll never ever discover anything new. Even the people who came up with the language come up with errors from time to time. But you can definitely reach a level similar to these people in a couple months full time. If you think the people who design languages have decades of experience, you will be surprised. I personally would consider it a failure of the language if it really took more than a couple months to master. We are not talking about computer programming in general here; we are talking about a specific programming language: a programming language is an _artificial_ construct whose sole intention is to be easy for humans to work with it. If humans are generally terrible slow with it, then, what is the point of such language?