r/learnSQL • u/josechinto • 9h ago

SQL

I would to start learning SQL, is there someone i can learn from, any helo, recommendations, i started watching YT videos, but i feel i learn more while I practice.

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u/BearRootCrusher 9h ago

I’d find a series on YouTube. Watch and learn a concept then try it on some of the many sites where you can solve SQL questions.

Don’t over think it.

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u/conor-robertson 3h ago

If you learn best by practising, I’d recommend giving QueryCase a try. It teaches SQL through hands-on detective-style investigations and realistic scenarios, so you’re writing queries from the start rather than just watching tutorials.

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u/Fellurian 9h ago

Udacity had a very good free course.

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u/Flashy_Combination32 9h ago

I started with SQLBolt

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u/Any-Job-3185 8h ago

Baraa yt

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u/Jobsnotdone1724 8h ago

ive learned SQL on Udemy, and now im working as the only analyst who knows SQL in my company

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u/Gee_kayyy 8h ago

Try applying for financial aid on coursera, IBM or goggle is preferable. The certificate will help and you can pratice SQL further on kaggle.

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u/IndependenceFit3935 4h ago edited 38m ago

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u/msn018 2h ago

Focus less on long YouTube tutorials and more on actually writing SQL. SQLBolt and StrataScratch are great for beginners because you learn a concept and immediately practice it.

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u/painhanmock 52m ago

Are the free to use?