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This SQL Practice Guide for Beginners offers a structured approach to mastering SQL fundamentals through a series of practice questions. It covers key concepts such as SELECT statements, WHERE clauses, aggregate functions, GROUP BY, ORDER BY, JOIN operations, subqueries, and data manipulation commands like INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE. The guide includes examples and practice exercises using sample tables for hands-on learning.

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Beginner SQL Practice Questions (10 Pages)

This SQL Practice Guide for Beginners offers a structured approach to mastering SQL fundamentals through a series of practice questions. It covers key concepts such as SELECT statements, WHERE clauses, aggregate functions, GROUP BY, ORDER BY, JOIN operations, subqueries, and data manipulation commands like INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE. The guide includes examples and practice exercises using sample tables for hands-on learning.

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SQL Practice Guide for Beginners

Structured Query Language (SQL) is essential for anyone working with data. This guide
provides a progressive set of practice questions for mastering SQL fundamentals.

1. SELECT Basics
Retrieve data from tables using SELECT.
Example: SELECT * FROM Customers;
Practice:
- SELECT name FROM Students;
- SELECT city FROM Employees;

2. WHERE Clause
Filter data based on conditions.
Example: SELECT * FROM Orders WHERE amount > 500;
Practice:
- SELECT * FROM Products WHERE price < 1000;

3. Aggregate Functions
Use functions like COUNT(), AVG(), SUM().
Example: SELECT AVG(price) FROM Products;
Practice:
- SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Users;

4. GROUP BY
Group data and apply aggregate functions.
Example: SELECT department, COUNT(*) FROM Employees GROUP BY department;

5. ORDER BY
Sort data using ORDER BY.
Example: SELECT name FROM Students ORDER BY marks DESC;

6. JOIN Operations
Combine data from multiple tables.
Types: INNER JOIN, LEFT JOIN
Example: SELECT [Link], b.order_id FROM Customers a JOIN Orders b ON [Link] =
b.customer_id;
7. Subqueries
Use queries within queries.
Example: SELECT name FROM Employees WHERE salary > (SELECT AVG(salary) FROM
Employees);

8. INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE


Manipulate data in tables.
Example: INSERT INTO Users (id, name) VALUES (1, 'John');
UPDATE Users SET name='Jane' WHERE id=1;

9. Practice Tables
Tables:
- Students(id, name, marks)
- Orders(id, customer_id, amount)
- Employees(id, name, department, salary)

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