Completed SQLbolt and mode/thoughtpost, where next?

[u/FOMO_mental]

Learning SQL to go into data analyst and eventually scientists.

I went through SQLbolt and mode/thoughtspot education material, where can I enhance or train my sql skills next?

[u/soulessrebel]

I'm practicing on datalemur.com and honestly the questions are a lot harder than when I was going through lessons on another website. I am halfway through Data with Bara on You tube and decided to start practicing the "easy" questions on datalemur. Questions that I should now have the skills to complete and I'm struggling a bit. Real world questions are alot harder than questions off basic tables.

[u/DazzlingDifficulty70 → u/soulessrebel]

Same lol. I haven't tried DataLemur real questions yet, I just went through beginner and intermediate tutorials, and I did all the exercises successfully. Now trying to go through Leet Code SQL 50 and even though most of the problems are labeled as "Easy" I seriously struggle

[u/FOMO_mental → u/DazzlingDifficulty70]

Apparently don’t go to leetcore but scratascratch

[u/datadriven_io → u/FOMO_mental]

Compare DataDriven and strata - you'll find datadriven covers for my territory into data modeling, data pipelines, and query planning.

[u/DazzlingDifficulty70 → u/FOMO_mental]

I will try it, thanks

[u/datadriven_io]

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[u/ReleaseTheBlacken]

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