SQL for Data Practitioners: Specific Filtering

Congrats on making it to this part of your SQL journey! So far you've learned filter select subsets of data that match a certain criteria. You accomplished this by combining the SELECT and WHERE statements which are fundamental parts of SQL statements you'll use often. Additionally, you used the WHERE keyword to specify conditions on columns to return rows that contain particular data. For example, SELECT specify columns FROM a particular table, WHERE a condition is met.

In this set of videos, you'll start to expand your SQL syntax to write more complex queries to filter your data even further. You'll learn to use the IN, IS, and NOT keywords to filter your queries by specific conditions.