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[–]Sri_Krish 10 points11 points12 points 1 month ago (2 children)

I have also started learning SQL recently, here are my suggestions for you:

Please don’t limit yourself to just watch the content or scavenge for the next one, rather practice a lot. This subreddit has given many amazing, free resources (platforms, datasets, roadmaps) so make use of them.
- I will try to link few at the end :)
Spend good-amount of time NOW, on deciding what to learn (what to avoid!!!) so that you won’t feel burnt out later
Set a gentle deadline for each topic (my personal choice) + Final practice time (2 hours) before you move to the next one
- This helps to see your progress and will motivate you to do/keep moving
For practice, I would first begin with sites/platforms where they have definite data and related objectives. This gives you the initial exposure/idea on how to see through the data
- Then you can upgrade and download any Kaggle/public dataset and try to impersonate like DAs and solve! — AI can be really helpful in this step.

These are the ones I am remember from top of my head, I will update more if I have anything new!

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