Troubleshooting and Solving Data Join Pitfalls Reviews

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I like it this course designed. We can practice it in a case study

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Ігор М. · Reviewed over 2 years ago

This was a good and instructive lab; I enjoyed it. But there were some grammatical/punctuation issues that made some comments hard to understand. Take these two paragraphs for example: "The website dataset is past order transactions by customers brand new products which have never been sold won't show up in web analytics until they're viewed or purchased." "This behavior isn't limited to cross joins, with a normal join you can unintentionally cross join when the data relationships are many-to-many this can easily result in returning millions or even billions of records unintentionally." Missing punctuation can make the sentences confusing!

Nicky Y. · Reviewed over 2 years ago