ANÁLISE DE DADOS SEM SERVIDOR com o BigQuery v1.2 avaliações

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Good

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Mohamed M. · Revisado há about 7 years

Enjoyed this. Good queries and provide a good mix of options to understand how to apply bq.

Christine H. · Revisado há about 7 years

would have appreciated much more focus on loading data into bigquery and accessing data from various google cloud storage laters

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Collin L. · Revisado há about 7 years

This was pretty cool. Interesting to see what gcp has to offer in terms of 'big data'

Christopher C. · Revisado há about 7 years

The following line in lab 3 task 2: AND REGEXP_CONTAINS(lang, '[a-zA-Z]') should read: AND REGEXP_CONTAINS(lang, '^[a-zA-Z]+$') to properly filter languages with only letters in the name. The way it's written now, the query is matching languages that have at least one letter in the name.

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v satisfied

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