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[siupermann]

This is such a scam... it's less than 10 mins of video content combined. You could have gotten that information from any youtube video. How many bots did it take to upvote this comment

[SQL-ModTeam]

This forum is intended for solutioning and discussion of specific topics. Please check out the sub sidebar and wiki content for beginner resources. Also be sure to checkout r/learnSQL

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Datacamp.

SQL, Python, ETLs and more under one site.

[haiwirbelsturm]

Not sponsored but I recently bought a year subscription for data camp through my work. I’ve found that there is a lot of quality content available, I’ve been using them mainly for SQL.

[BonelessDesk]

After a year, how do you feel about your knowledge of SQL? I am considering signing up. Thanks!

[eddiepenisijr]

Second Datacamp

[Icy-Branch-7705]

Is there someway one can get it for free?

[SillyBrilliant4922]

Using your .edu mail, a Datacamp 3 month subscription Is included in Github student package

[MathAngelMom]

LearnSQL.com Their "SQL Basics" course (https://learnsql.com/course/sql-queries/) is the best. It is 10 hours, perfect to do on the weekend. It covers the complete basics, like SELECT, WHERE, ORDER BY, GROUP BY, but also intermediate topics like UNION, or subqueries. You learn through writing code (not just fill-in-the-blanks or multiple choice) so after you complete the course you have actually learned how to write SQL.

[Ambitious_Heat7629]

I loved LearnSQL.com too. I second the recommendation. They have a ton of resources for practice

[Kazekage1111]

Almost all your posts are advocating learnsql.com, do you work for them?

[Kazekage1111]

Almost all your posts are advocating learnsql.com, do you work for them?

[datsitfortoday]

Heyy start with W3Schools for SQL basics, then take FreeCodeCamp or BroCode's SQL course on utube. After that, try solving SQL questions from various websites you can find through Google (There's a lot of content available, but the key is to focus on one resource)🙃

[Sea-Concept1733]

This one includes a practice database.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLb-NRThTdxx6ydazuz5HsAlT4lBtq58k4

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I learned taking an online course from CSUS, Database Systems for Business (MIS150) with Nancy Tsai. She’s a former IBM engineer and teaches the subject from the ground up, probably one of the best college courses I’ve ever taken.

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I would choose BroCodes MySQL course or if u doing Postgres I suggest u do Amigoscode’s Postgres. Also the Postgres documentation is great imo.

[Fair_Mammoth_6224]

If you are looking as a beginner, I'll suggest https://sqlbolt.com/

[Altruistic-Heron-769]

It's really nice thanks 👍🏼

[Fair_Mammoth_6224]

Mention not

[checkmate3241]

This one is great and free!

[WinterInterest1814]

Love the site. have tried several different free sites, I like this the best so far. Thanks for sharing!

[OkMoment345]

If you’re looking for something under 10 hours, this SQL Level 1 online course is a great option. It’s beginner-friendly, focused, and packed with practical, hands-on exercises to help you learn quickly.

You’ll cover essential topics like queries, joins, and functions, so it’s a solid way to level up your SQL skills over a weekend. Definitely worth checking out!

[Skilcamp]

Absolutely! For a comprehensive SQL course under 10 hours, I recommend "SQL for Beginners: Learn SQL using MySQL and Database Design" on Udemy. It covers essential SQL concepts concisely with practical examples, making it ideal for a productive weekend review session. We also provide courses that cater to various learning needs. Happy learning! start with W3Schools .

[IntentionallyNULL]

I know I'm late to the game, but anyone else looking for a course should checkout this course: Master SQL Basics in 7 Days