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    This document provides an overview of SQL for data analysis. It discusses the basics of SQL including what SQL is, who uses it, and why it is popular. It also introduces databases and entity relationship diagrams. The main SQL statements are outlined including CREATE TABLE, DROP TABLE, UPDATE, INSERT INTO, and SELECT. Finally, it covers basic SQL commands like SELECT, FROM, WHERE, and LIMIT and provides examples of operators that can be used in the WHERE clause like arithmetic, logical, IN, LIKE, NOT, BETWEEN, AND, and OR operators. Resources for further learning SQL are also included.

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    This document provides an overview of SQL for data analysis. It discusses the basics of SQL including what SQL is, who uses it, and why it is popular. It also introduces databases and entity relationship diagrams. The main SQL statements are outlined including CREATE TABLE, DROP TABLE, UPDATE, INSERT INTO, and SELECT. Finally, it covers basic SQL commands like SELECT, FROM, WHERE, and LIMIT and provides examples of operators that can be used in the WHERE clause like arithmetic, logical, IN, LIKE, NOT, BETWEEN, AND, and OR operators. Resources for further learning SQL are also included.

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    SQL for Data Analysis

    Lesson 2
    SQL Basics
    Overview
    • Course overview
    • The 3 W’s of SQL
    • Intro to databases and ERDs
    • SQL statements
    • Basic SQL commands:
    • SELECT
    • FROM
    • WHERE
    • LIMIT
    • Resources
    Course Overview
    Data
    Cleaning
    Temporary
    tables
    Subqueries
    Aggregations
    JOINs
    Basic SQL
    The 3 W’s of SQL
    • What is SQL
    • Structured Query Language
    • Used for working with databases
    • Who uses SQL
    • Any data related professional will need SQL to extract, manipulate, and define data
    • Data engineers, data analyst, data scientist, database admin, etc
    • Why SQL is popular
    • SQL is the foundation for dealing with data stored in database
    • So much data out there these days
    • Easy to learn, very efficient
    Intro to databases and ERD
    What is a database?
    • A set of raw data in tables as columns and rows
    What is ERD?
    • Entity Relationship Diagram
    • Visual layout of the different entities in regards to the data
    • ERDs are used to give the analyst an idea of how the database looks like in terms of:
    • The names of the tables
    • The columns in each table
    • The way the tables work together
    Example of ERD
    SQL Statements
    • The key to SQL is understanding statements. A few statements include:
    1. CREATE TABLE is a statement that creates a new table in a database.
    2. DROP TABLE is a statement that removes a table in a database.
    3. UPDATE allows you to change data in a table.
    4. INSERT INTO allows you to add a row to a table.
    5. SELECT allows you to read data and display it. This is called a query.
    Basic SQL Commands
    • A SELECT statement must have these keywords in the following order:
    SELECT name, [column name(s)]
    FROM [table name(s)]
    WHERE [condition]
    LIMIT [number]
    Formatting best practices
    • Write keywords in UPPER CASE
    • Avoid spaces in table and variable names
    • Use white space in queries – enter between clauses
    Using Operators in the WHERE clause
    • Arithmetic operators (used with numeric values)
    • Logical operators (used with text)
    • IN
    • LIKE
    • NOT
    • BETWEEN
    • AND
    • OR
    Arithmetic Operators
    Operator Description
    = Equal

    <> != Not equal

    > Greater than

    < Less than

    >= Greater than or equal

    >= Less than or equal


    Logical operators
    Operator Description
    Combine operations where all combined
    AND conditions must be true
    Combine operations where at least one of the
    OR combined conditions must be true
    IN Specifies multiple possible values for a column
    NOT Not having a certain condition
    LIKE Search for a pattern
    BETWEEN Between an inclusive range
    Words of the Day
    • SQL
    • Statement
    • Database
    • Entity Relationship Diagram (ERD)
    Resources
    • https://www.udacity.com/course/sql-for-data-analysis--ud198
    • https://mode.com/sql-tutorial/
    • https://mode.com/sql-tutorial/sql-business-analytics-training/
    • https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/15HCCaqipeW8MgAtdF2tXzRY1
    CY0fm-U2?usp=sharing

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