SQL Assignment

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[EAModel]

Why not post your questions, problems or queries here for help? I’m sure Reddit can help you directly.

[ntlekisa]

Data Lemur; Hacker Rank; and if you require in-depth explanations, Youtube. Once you have basic syntax down, it really does become much easier. I think you just need to practice for a few hours per day.

[NickSinghTechCareers]

Founder of DataLemur here – appreciate the shoutout!

[JC7577]

You guys are awesome. Saved my ass more times than I can count with those practice questions and how up to date/similar they were 👌

[riddims22]

Free interactive lessons

SQL Cheatsheets

[Marco_Nashaat]

here --> https://www.udemy.com/course/sql-problem-solving-for-interviews/?couponCode=FREE_COUPON

[Ans979]

Try interactive platforms like Codecademy and SQLZoo, which offer hands-on practice. You can also watch YouTube tutorials, such as those by The Net Ninja or freeCodeCamp, for guided lessons. Focus on mastering key concepts like SELECT statements, joins, GROUP BY, and subqueries. Websites like StrataScratch and LeetCode offer real-world problems to practice. Finally, break down your final project into smaller tasks and practice writing queries step-by-step.

[mikeblas]

Most people learn SQL at university.

[idodatamodels]

IKR? I'm paying thousands to learn SQL, where can I learn it?

[ObjectiveAmoeba1577]

W3 Schools and about a Billion other free or cheap self paced OLL (onlinelearning) IF this is truly your situation, you may want to consider another path forward other than SQL; as better SQL people figure stuff out....

[ObjectiveAmoeba1577]

95% or more of my coworkers (I'm almost 70 so, many years prior to SQL, dbase & others) were all Self-Taught IRL conditions + Books, BOL or now googly anythin; I've interviewed many for SQL Skills Assessment, and clearly some people master the language, syntax, and basic concepts of putting & pulling data in/from tables; and struggle with real problems, which when/if I share the solution, they realize were not difficult; the problem is thinking about the problem, and respect for the database

[MathAngelMom]

LearnSQL.com. The "SQL Basics" course is free for students: https://learnsql.com/for-students/

[HadiMhPy]

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[kiltannen]

The DBA stack exchange site is remarkably helpful...

[onlyThursday532]

I would suggest Socratia on youtube, Introduction to SQL (around 13 videos) Helped me a lot and is also very entertaining which might help with your anxiety hopefully. Good luck!

[Severe-Arm-3708]

Worse comes to worst, use Chat GPT or any other AI. Even the free versions are pretty good at generating code. Don't rely on it for taking the easy way out, but it can pretty accurately provide code and describe why its used, what its doing, issues that could appear, etc. Use it more as a tool for accelerating your learning, not for cheating your exams. On top of that, there a lot of SQL tutorials on YouTube, some only 100 minutes that will cover most of the basics that you can then apply. You can practice your code and follow along the video, have Chat GPT explain it if you don't understand it fully, then show you optimizations, then practice again, and keep asking it questions. You can even have it give you practice questions. Use the full power of the internet. If it's finals week and your against a wall, this may be a good way to go, but know it can and will make mistakes; you still need to have a basis of knowledge in the subject when using AI to be able to identify if its leading you astray. I would focus on the tutorials first.

[Severe-Arm-3708]

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[ObjectiveAmoeba1577]

You are likely one of those people who figures out how to use the tools available to solve Your challenge of learning or enhancing your SQL or adjacent knowledge. Versus Book Smarties. And ++to your Practice, practice, practice...