r/learnSQL • u/Maximum-Page3433 • 1d ago
How should I start learning SQL?
I honestly don't know anything about SQL right now. I want to start learning it properly, so can you guys suggest how I should begin and what resources I should use? My plan is to learn SQL for data first and then move towards AI and ML. I don't even know if SQL is different depending on whether you are working in data, AI, or ML, so I'm a little confused about that too. If you could suggest some good resources, a proper way to learn it, and what I should focus on if I want to become really good at SQL, I would really appreciate it. Thankkk youuuu
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u/Creative_Sugar-33 1d ago edited 1d ago
If you're completely new to SQL, consider checking out Dataslope's SQL courses. They're free, interactive with built-in exercises, and don't require you to sign in.
Dataslope also provides SQL workbenches that you can use to play around with databases.
Disclaimer: I created Dataslope.