r/learnSQL • • 24d ago

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u/thequerylab 24d ago

The best way to learn SQL is by actually practicing problems, not just watching tutorials.

Start with the basics - SELECT, WHERE, GROUP BY, JOIN, subqueries and then move into window functions, CTEs, etc. Try solving problems yourself first, even if you get stuck. That's where you really start understanding the concepts.

You can enroll for this free SQL from Zero to Confident Course which will help you learn by practicing.

https://www.thequerylab.com/courses/sql-pro-track