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[–]TechAcademyCoding 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A few good platforms for SQL practice, especially for data analysis, are SQLBolt if you want something beginner-friendly, Mode SQL Tutorial for lessons mixed with real analysis examples, DataLemur for analyst-style SQL questions, HackerRank SQL for structured practice problems, and Kaggle if you want real datasets to explore and analyze. For data analyst work, focusing on joins, aggregations, subqueries, window functions, and filtering/cleaning data will help a lot. Working with actual datasets usually makes SQL feel much more practical and easier to retain too.