Exploring an Ecommerce Dataset using SQL in Google BigQuery Reviews
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Rita M. · Reviewed over 4 years ago
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Anupriya R. · Reviewed over 4 years ago
Demands a previous knowledge of SQL, but is a good practce to navigate on BigQuery screens.
Miguel P. · Reviewed over 4 years ago
Very instructive
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Milad C. · Reviewed over 4 years ago
Maybe a lot to ask. More explanation, but not too detailed, of SQL functions (what each function does) one time somewhere on the page for beginners would be more helpful. Thanks. David
David V. · Reviewed over 4 years ago
Maybe a lot to ask. More explanation, but not too detailed, of SQL functions (what each function does) one time somewhere on the page for beginners would be more helpful. Thanks. David
David V. · Reviewed over 4 years ago
Tarun k. · Reviewed over 4 years ago
Questions don't explore SQL facility, instead they explore ability to extrapolate from questionable table and column names.
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Answer to ’What product has the highest avg_per_order?’ should be ’Google Men's Vintage Badge Tee Black’.
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