Rough order-of-magnitude (ROM) estimates are a long-standing way to get a feel for how big your project or program will be. Nothing too precise of course, but that’s to be expected.
Speaking for myself, I haven’t paid too much attention to practicing this technique. To remedy that, I’ve been doing some visual training that you all might find useful as you prep for your next wild-ass guess ROM.
See how good you are at “eyeballing” here.
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