Datacamp v Codeacademy
Code-academy and SQL
DataCamp or CodeAcademy?
Codecademy Vs DataCamp Vs Dataquest: Which one is better for taking it upon for pursuing data analytics? Price or otherwise?
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Just wanted to know which of the aforementioned sites are better to learn about SQL and other languages like python, R etc. Have been swinging between Datacamp and Codeacademy to learn these languages but couldn't decide on one , need advice.
Edit: just started using Codeacademy as well , found out that it doesn't display the tables that i am working on like it does in DataCamp , you have to put the query to display the tables you are working with everytime you want to see the tables.
I am a college senior who is trying to hopefully break into consulting. Recently In an internship I got introduced to Microsoft access, and I loved it. I wanna learn SQL, because I think I would like it, and because it’s probably very useful and a competitive advantage. Has anyone ever tried Codecademy to learn SQL and is it any good for someone who has no experience in coding?
Hello to everyone reading!!!
My name is Andrew I am 19 years old student.
Considering to start learning code and now I am picking the platform to start and stick with it at least a month to learn the basics of the basics.
Googled many websites like Udemy/Youtube/DataCamp/CodeAcademy/Brilliant
Udemy - Offer various videos and courses about many topics and good quality, but you do not have an option to interact with the code at the real time. I am writing down all I learned and then use PyCharm
YouTube - The same as Udemy, but in my opinion offer more basics quality video but its free.
DataCamp - I tried the free version of it. Until now it was an entertaining experience, But the trial ended and now it's 25bucks a month. Its offer a real time practice about what you learn and have good UX.
CodeAcademy - Used the paid option in the past. Lasted for a month(I think it's a problem in me and not the website). Plenty courses and topics to learn. Giving a good practice about what you learn even sometimes I googled things.
Brilliant - The best UX experience until now. But it's more about logical thinkings and less really coding. Should I consider it like secondary source?? (And that coming with paid subscription)?
WHAT TO PICK??? (OR I AM TOO MUCH TRYHARD ABOUT IT?)
Thanks to everyone helping me out!!!!!!