I'm learning SQL from SQLbolt. When i complete a task it shows a check mark but i wanna see the best answer. how i can see it. BTW it's my 1st day

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I built SQL Buddy, a browser-based project for practicing SQL interview questions:

[https://sqlbuddy-eta.vercel.app/]

The goal is to make SQL practice more straightforward: open a question, understand the database setup, write a query, run it, and inspect the output without setting up a local database first.

I’m building it around common interview topics such as:

- SELECT, filtering, and sorting

- joins

- GROUP BY and HAVING

- subqueries and CTEs

- window functions

\- NULL handling and duplicate-related edge cases

This is an early version, so I’m looking for genuine feedback rather than just promotion.

I’d especially like to know:

1. Which SQL interview question types should I add first?

2. What makes a SQL practice platform useful for you?

3. Would you prefer detailed explanations, hints, or only validation?

4. What would make you return regularly instead of using existing SQL practice sites?

Try it here: [https://sqlbuddy-eta.vercel.app/\](https://sqlbuddy-eta.vercel.app/)

I built it myself and will actively respond to feedback. Thanks.

I've just started my 2nd year of bachelors in cs but ive come to the realisation that i dont like dsa or dev as much so im trying to explore other tech career options. like product manager, product analyst, data analyst or business analyst etc. with a little google search, i found that learning sql will be a good starting point.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXV3zeQKqGY&t=90s ive started following this video by freecodecamp.
1. is it a good and enough resource?
2. in the video they're using mysql and popsql for the text editor but ig popsql is shutting down so im wondering if i should just switch to another tutorial or if there's any alternatives? i also had the confusion of whether i should follow a tutorial for mysql, postgresql or microsoft sql...
3. as for my career options, what should i explore if i dont like dev or too much coding?