diff --git a/listening_time_calculator.py b/listening_time_calculator.py
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+import json, pathlib
+
+total_listening_time = [] # A variable to collect each milisecond of listening time
+
+try: # Going through each StreamingHistory file and gathering listening time data for each song
+    for path in pathlib.Path('your-data').iterdir():
+        if path.is_file():
+            if path.name.startswith('StreamingHistory'):
+                print('Going through {}'.format(path.name))
+                currentFile = open(path, 'r', encoding='UTF-8')
+                for item in json.loads(currentFile.read()):
+                    total_listening_time.append(item)
+                currentFile.close()
+finally: # Calculating total listening time
+    total = 0
+    for item in total_listening_time:
+        total += int(item['msPlayed'])
+    print(f'Your total listening time is {total/3600000:.2f} hours which is {total/86400000:.2f} days!')
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+# How Much Time You Spent On Listening Spotify ?
+Honestly i was wondering this question for sometime and finally decided to make a python script to answer this question. There are easier ways of learning your listening time like downloading an app on your phone but i just wanted to make my own version.
+
+In this readme file i will be teaching you how to get your data from Spotify and learn your listening time.
+## How to get your listening data from Spotify?
+1. To get your data go to this adress https://www.spotify.com/us/account/privacy/
+
+2. Request your data by following the steps under 'Download your data' headline.
+
+## How to calculate your total listening time?
+1. Download your data by going to your mailbox and finding the mail from Spotify that contains your data.
+
+2. Open the file and go to 'MyData' and select every file that starts with 'StreamingHistory' and put them in the folder named 'your-data' in the folder of script. You can also put every file in there too but this looks better
+
+3. Open the script, after running the script, it will print a line that contains your listening time data.
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+*.json
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