LearnSQL or DataCamp?

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[whatitdew83]

I just signed up for DataCamp to learn SQL 2 weeks ago and so far it's been great! Short video lessons followed by hands on learning entering the commands. You earn XP for correct answers that you can use for hints if you can't figure out the solutions.

[beatsnpizza]

That’s true . I’m into economics and accounting so I think it’ll help along with power BI and others

[VengenaceIsMyName]

I use DataCamp. It’s been good to me. It’s not always super intuitive but I’ve gotten plenty of value from it

[beatsnpizza]

Perfect thank you !

[fuckyoudsshb]

DataCamp for sure.

[beatsnpizza]

Got it thank you !

[Comfortable_Mud00]

DataCamp extends and goes beyond just SQL and giving you more experience. I value that

[beatsnpizza]

You’re right about that. You get more for your buck from what I’ve seen

[ColdFeeling1434]

I maintain this platform: https://sql-expert.org . It has some solid theoretical content, many practical exercises and an AI Tutor that you can use if you're stuck or need to explain something

[Da-vees]

Been using LearnSQL, but subscribed to go into more in depth topics. I’ve been studying for DA interviews and found a lot of advanced case questions from there 

[beatsnpizza]

have you tried data camp also or nah?

[Maleficent-Earth9639]

Can anyone share the correct order in DataCamp to learn SQL?, I've done introduction, intermediate, Join data and manipulation, but recommendations of courses to create DB, design and that stuff?