My personal commitment to the 21-day SQL challenge: building consistency one day at a time.
"21 days to turn SQL commands into second nature."
This repository documents my journey through the 21-Day SQL Challenge (IDC = I Dig Columns!). The goal is consistent, daily practice to master foundational to intermediate SQL concepts.
- Duration: 21 Consecutive Days (Commit to a start date!).
For this challenge, I will focus on reinforcing these fundamentals:
- Tables store data in rows (records) and columns (fields).
- SELECT defines which columns to retrieve.
- FROM specifies which table to query.
- Use semicolon (;) to end SQL statements.
- Daily Log & Query: I will post a log of my progress and the SQL query I worked on every single day in my personal log file.
- Location: All daily updates will be located in the
/Daily-Logsfolder. - Accountability: Missing two days in a row means restarting the challenge from Day 1!
- Proof: Each log entry must include the day's main SQL query and a brief explanation of the result.
Click the link below to see my day-to-day progress:
β‘οΈ My Daily Progress Log (Click here after creating your log file)
Feel free to Watch or Star this repo for motivation! Use GitHub Issues to share SQL resources, ask questions about specific functions, or discuss database design.