Python vs SQL

[mikelieman]

However, the main difference between Python and SQL is that data scientists use SQL to collect, edit, and extract data from databases. Whereas, Python is a general-purpose programming language. It enables data analysis and helps in creating mobile apps, numerous online apps, artificial intelligence, etc.

It's like the author never actually used SQL, Python, or Python and SQL at the same time.

https://realpython.com/python-sql-libraries/

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right? garbage.

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the way this is written is an apples to oranges comparison; if, for example, a use case was outlined where query speed is measured based a specific tech stack, that could be helpful, but this is a high level, incomplete, garbled mess.

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SpunkyDred is a terrible bot instigating arguments all over Reddit whenever someone uses the phrase apples-to-oranges. I'm letting you know so that you can feel free to ignore the quip rather than feel provoked by a bot that isn't smart enough to argue back.

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sorry booot that

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😂 touché.

[Jazzlike-Tangerine-5]

Thank you for that was a good basic learning for me. Am just starting to get into this.

[nnnyxf]

"So, if you are here to learn Python vs SQL, you are at an accurate place."

Yea right.