When can we say that we have mastered something

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I donot know if this is a valid question to ask here or not but I have asked this as because i have the doubt

In many interviews , the interviewer ask as how much you want ot rate yourself on a scale of 10 in C#, Jave etc.

Some says 6 some 7 ....

My question is how to judge where I am standing at present? And when can we say that we have mastered a language or a topic. As everything is huge and everyday we learn something.. so there is no end to it... so how can I judge that?

Thanks

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