Sololearn course xp

Question

Are we getting any amount of xp for each completed course?

Answer 1

Yes, for each right answer on these questions you get +5 xps each. If you give a wrong answer its -2 xps. After a while your xps are counted on you leaderboard and get visible to you.

Question 1 = right +5xp
Question 2 = false -2xp (now 3 xps)
Question 2 = right +5xp (now 8xps)
After a few questions you see them in the leaderboard. +8xps.

I hope it's clear. Just try it out.
Happy Coding.

Answer 2

Yes and u also get xps by challenges, by solving code coach problems and unlocking badge 😊

Answer 3

Don't focus on xp. Focus on learning

Answer 4

Ah got it. That's amazing. Thank you very much all to help me to clarify the question.

Answer 5

Ah it means that each course has separate sections; each sections have several questions. For those questions we are getting +5xps. Right..!?

Answer 6

Yes, for each right answer you get +5xps. For a false answer you get -2 xps from the rights answers.

You can earn badges (which give xps) when you complete like 3 Courses... 10 courses...

https://www.sololearn.com/Discuss/1618283/?ref=app

Answer 7

Yes for almost every chapter in a tutorial.

Answer 8

XP is motivated to do something more than usual and that's it.

Answer 9

Dulya Perera XPs gives you just motivation and show, on which level you are. Don't only focus on XPs. Focus on learning. Outside of SoloLearn, (if you apply for a job, for example) no one really cares about your XPs in the first line. They care about what you know, which advanced task you can solve and so on...

Try to set your main focus on learning. I also need to practice that. I don't do challenges, because I'm afraid of losing XPs. But when I finally realise, that it is the learning path, which is really important and I know enough, then I will begin to do challenges.

So don't be afraid about xps. Care about the learning path.
Robin

Answer 10

¶ The main thing is not likes and popularity, as well as the amount of xp, but what is in your head in you, because only knowledge speaks about your authority and competence.