Is the W3Schools SQL course worth paying for, or are there better options out there for learning SQL effectively?
Is W3 schools SQL enough to get a job?
Is the W3Schools SQL course worth paying for, or are there better options out there for learning SQL effectively?
How much is SQL used for data analysis?
Thank you for the quick response. My follow-up question is: in practice then, why aren't these calculations done in the BI tool instead? Is that because the BI tool is somehow not powerful enough or is it because you sometimes need to run some quick one-off analysis so the BI tool doesn't need to be involved?
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I'm trying to build a strong foundation in SQL for data analytics and career purposes. I came across the W3Schools SQL course, which seems beginner-friendly and affordable. But before I invest in it, I want to know:
Is it detailed enough for practical, job-oriented skills?
Does it cover real-world projects or just basic syntax?
Are there better alternatives (like free or paid courses on Udemy, Coursera, etc.)?
I'd appreciate honest feedback from anyone who's taken it or has experience learning SQL through other platforms. I want something that can take me from beginner to confident user, ideally with some hands-on practice.
Thanks in advance!
I'm trying to build a strong foundation in SQL for data analytics and career purposes. I came across the W3Schools SQL course, which seems beginner-friendly and affordable. But before I invest in it, I want to know:
Is it detailed enough for practical, job-oriented skills?
Does it cover real-world projects or just basic syntax?
Are there better alternatives (like free or paid courses on Udemy, Coursera, etc.)?
I'd appreciate honest feedback from anyone who's taken it or has experience learning SQL through other platforms. I want something that can take me from beginner to confident user, ideally with some hands-on practice.
Thanks in advance!
I've just been given a job in data quality assurance but the pay is really bad and I want to move into a better position.
The data manager said that if I learn advanced excel and/or SQL then I would be elligible for better pay and a new role.
If I were to go through https://www.w3schools.com/sql/default.asp and complete all of the content, would that be sufficient to be considered for a job at most companies or is there much more beyond w3schools that would be required to study on a different platform? I know experience matters, but lets ignore that for the sake of the question. Would I know enough to be useful to them?
I would also like to know if there is a minimum amount of the content listed that would be sufficient to become considered useful, or if I need to know everything there because of how things interact with each other.
I don't know anything about SQL so it's difficult for me to know the path forward.
Thanks!