Often as programmers we have a go-to language or library that we want to use for every problem. This is especially true of Data Analysts and Data Scientists whose backgrounds may not be in Computer Science. In fact, I'll be the first to admit I wish everything could be done …
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This post is the second in a two-part series on setting up and using SQLite at home (read Part 1 here). I was inspired to address this topic due to the number of posts on the Codecademy Forums regarding using SQLite locally on their own computers. Although I feel Codecademy is a great way to get started learning a new programming language, one of their weak points has always been transitioning their learners to coding offline. Hopefully these posts will serve as a definitive reference for getting beginners set up to explore and interact with SQLite databases on their own computers. more ...
This post is the first in a two-part series on setting up and using SQLite at home (read Part 2 here). I was inspired to address this topic due to the number of posts on the Codecademy Forums regarding using SQLite locally on their own computers. Although I feel Codecademy is a great way to get started learning a new programming language, one of their weak points has always been transitioning their learners to coding offline. Hopefully these posts will serve as a definitive reference for getting beginners set up to explore and interact with SQLite databases on their own computers. more ...