you need to learn SQL RIGHT NOW!! (SQL Tutorial for Beginners)

SQL. It's more than an injection outta here.

It's the love language of our databases. You know,

the massive Excel spreadsheets that run the world.

You need to learn SQL probably right now,

especially if you want this job or this job,

or this job are pretty much any job in it.

And it's a skill I've actually had to use a lot, almost too much, too much more.

My comfort. Cameron, have you had to use SQL? Yeah.

Whenever I was a AWS cloud engineer, I dealt with databases all the time.

So whether you're an aspiring hacker looking to do some SQL injections,

get outta here,

or you're a cloud engineer wanting to query all your qualms away.

See that 10 times fast query all your qualms away query. I can't do it one time,

two times. Oh my gosh.

This is definitely a skill you want to add to your toolbox right now.

Now before you freak out, we're not going too deep here.

You don't need to become a SQL expert unless you wanna become a DBA or

something. You pour brave, stupid soul, but you're making bank and you're rich.

But knowing the basics like, Hey,

what even is a database that goes a long way in pretty much every area of it.

So in this video, I'm going to teach you SQL,

not too much like a Goldilocks amount of sequel,

just enough to make you dangerous, but not too dangerous.

I don't want you dropping elbows on some poor unsuspecting tables.

So by the end of this video, you will know how to create your own,

my sequel or my SQL database.

And you're gonna add some stuff into it or remove some stuff, query some things.

So get your coffee ready. Mine is right here and let's learn some sequel.

Now while you're sipping that coffee, getting all fueled up,

ready to go to learn some sequel. Let me tell you a scary story.

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Thank you to Dashlane for sponsoring this video. Now let's get back to SQL.

Here we go. So SQL or SQL,

it stands for structured query language.

Focus on that term language because it is kind of like a programming language,

similar to Python, except the primary use of SQL is to talk to databases.

I told you it's their love language. They love it. That's my database.

By the way, I'm gonna label it using this query language.

We'll talk to our database. We'll create things. We'll read things.

We'll update things. We'll delete things. Crud. You've heard a crud, right?

Well you just did. So here we go. We are gonna learn some sequel here in a bit.

But first let's talk about what's a database I joked earlier how it's just one

big giant Excel spreadsheet. That's kind of true.

You've probably seen an Excel spreadsheet before, right?

It has columns or fields.

It has rows or we might call those records and these rows or records contain our

data. And while Excel might work for carrying the accountant,

keeping track of your budget,

you bought 45 raspberry pies for bigger sets of data.

Like websites might have companies, even network Chuck coffee.

They won't store these in Excel.

They'll store them inside a database which will function very similarly to an

Excel spreadsheet. Cuz we're still working with this, which we'll call a table,

but we might need more than one and we might need a lot more data.

So in my network, Chuck coffee database,

I might have three Excel spreadsheets or three tables, one for all my customers,

which did you know that Marvel characters love my coffee.

Thor can't get enough of the help desk. He loves it.

And they don't have a table of all the coffees I offer.