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fix: edits to SQL lessons
Browse filesCo-authored-by: Srihari Thyagarajan <57552973+Haleshot@users.noreply.github.com>
- Update sql/02_filter.py
- Update sql/03_aggregate_group.py
- Update sql/05_join.py
- Update sql/06_keys.py
- Update sql/06_keys.py
- Update sql/06_keys.py
- sql/02_filter.py +1 -1
- sql/03_aggregate_group.py +1 -1
- sql/05_join.py +1 -1
- sql/06_keys.py +3 -3
sql/02_filter.py
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The previous tutorial explained how to combine information from two tables using `inner join` and `left join`. This tutorial will explain how we can tell when it makes sense to do this, and introduce our first complex database. To start, let's look at a diagram showing the four tables in the `survey` database.
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