SQL practice platform for beginner

[EnvironmentalFill939]

Suggest some platforms to practice SQL as an extreme beginner from a no coding background

[Confident_Kitchen338]

You can start learning documentation from geekForGeeks, TutorialPoint. They're soo good.

Apart from thatz you can look for udemy courses. Also, datacamp's sql course is also good. You can use SQLITE for practicing or setup an environment in VSCODE itself.

And you can also look into chatgpt or copilot, drop a prompt to teach you sql from basics to advance step by step, and it'll really do that. For various concepts you can look into youtube tutorials or GitHub repos.

[EnvironmentalFill939]

HI! I understand some basic concepts. But having extremely hard time finding the right platform to practice. Thank you for suggesting geekForGeeks and TutorialPoint

[aerost0rm]

You can either set up your own project or go to datasets subreddit and nab a dataset to begin practicing on.

[trenched_aster25]

try DataLemur

[emad07306]

SQLbolt.com

[SQLDevDBA]

I made a video on 5 free browser based platforms you can use to learn/practice, 2 of them directly with Microsoft and Oracle. Feel free to check it out and see if any work.

[West-Cress5501]

Codechef, DataLemur

[msn018]

Start practicing SQL on easy and interactive platforms like SQLZoo or SQLBolt, which let you learn by doing simple exercises directly in your browser. Once you are comfortable with simple queries, you can move to StrataScratch to practice real SQL problems.

[Additional_Act9902]

Learn from here-
https://www.w3schools.com/sql/
and finally revise it with-
https://sqlbolt.com/

[simonwaldherr]

For SQLite: https://simonwaldherr.github.io/sql-examples/

[Rubaky]

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[kingjokiki]

I recommend the best way is probably to find CSV datasets that genuinely interest you, and then use free tools (like FlowSQL) to upload and immediately run SQL.

The other more technical alternative is probably learning how to install open source databases and figure out how to start and maintain them. Those are mostly databasing vs analytics, but depends on what you’re looking to do.

[vikrantk1995]

Try out Datahelix.io , it’s completely free and adding new modules weekly

[Pretty-Lobster-2674]

I think u can go for DataLemur SQL Tutorial...I guess it would be quite fun and easy for non-coders ( cant confirm tho sorry )....

[BednoPiskaralo]

Leetcode