Working with JSON and Array data in BigQuery Reviews

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1) DOnt expect us to sit and count 32 or 64 (huge number) to sit and count manaully In a BigQuery schema, an ARRAY field is noted as a REPEATED Mode. Search for REPEATED in the Google Analytics schema. How many ARRAYs are present in this dataset? 2) if racing_results was created in fruit_store. lab does not consider it. isn't the main intention to actual practise, you have lot of AI tools to handle this

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