The current difficulty of the network is approximately 125 billion, meaning that on average you need to calculate 125 billion hashes to find a block. At 200 hashes per second, you can expect to find a block in 125,000,000,000 / 200 = 625 million seconds. That's 20 years.

Now of course you could get lucky and find a block on your first hash but the probability of that happening is extremely low.

You would probably be better off mining to a pool - if you find a pool with a minimum payment of 0.01 XMR, you could expect to receive 0.01 XMR in about 15 weeks (your difficulty for that payment will be 125 billion x 0.01 XMR / 5.15 XMR, where 5.15 is the average current block reward).

The current difficulty of the network is approximately 125 billion, meaning that on average you need to calculate 125 billion hashes to find a block. At 200 hashes per second, you can expect to find a block in 125,000,000,000 / 200 = 625 million seconds. That's 20 years.

Now of course you could get lucky and find a block on your first hash but the probability of that happening is extremely low.

You would probably be better off mining to a pool - if you find a pool with a minimum payment of 0.01 XMR, you could expect to receive 0.01 XMR in about 15 days (your difficulty for that payment will be 125 billion x 0.01 XMR / 5.15 XMR, where 5.15 is the average current block reward).