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SQL Resources
- Top Data Analyst SQL Interview Question by A Startup
- SQL for Data Analysis in 2 hours (with dataset + 50 queries)
- SQL Test Based on Real Interview | SQL Interview Questions and Answers
- Tricky SQL Interview Problem with a Simple Solution | Data Analytics
Python Resources
- Amazon Python Interview Question for a Data Engineer L4 Position | Python For Data Analytics
- How to Find and Delete Duplicate Rows from Pandas DataFrame | Python for Data Analysis
- How to Create Conditional Columns in Pandas | IF ELSE Condition in Pandas Data Frame
Power BI Resources
- Power BI DAX Interview Question and Answer | Step by Step Report Creation Based on Requirements
- Power BI DAX
- Most Asked Power BI Interview Question | Top N with Dynamic Metric | Data Analytics
- Top 10 Power BI DAX Interview Questions and Answers
Data Engineering Projects
- Netflix Data Cleaning and Analysis Project | End to End Data Engineering Project (SQL + Python)
- End to End Data Analytics Project (Python + SQL)
- Superstore Data Analysis | End to End AWS Data Engineering Project for Beginners
You Should Know:
SQL Commands for Data Analysis
-- Find duplicates in a table SELECT column_name, COUNT() FROM table_name GROUP BY column_name HAVING COUNT() > 1; -- Use window functions for ranking SELECT name, salary, RANK() OVER (ORDER BY salary DESC) as rank FROM employees; -- Pivot data using CASE statements SELECT product_id, SUM(CASE WHEN region = 'East' THEN sales ELSE 0 END) as east_sales, SUM(CASE WHEN region = 'West' THEN sales ELSE 0 END) as west_sales FROM sales_data GROUP BY product_id;
Python for Data Cleaning
Remove duplicates in Pandas
df.drop_duplicates(inplace=True)
Conditional column creation
df['status'] = np.where(df['score'] > 50, 'Pass', 'Fail')
GroupBy and Aggregation
df.groupby('category')['price'].mean()
Power BI DAX Functions
-- Calculate running total Running Total = CALCULATE( SUM(Sales[bash]), FILTER( ALLSELECTED(Sales[bash]), Sales[bash] <= MAX(Sales[bash]) ) ) -- Dynamic Top N filtering Top N Products = TOPN( 5, VALUES(Products[bash]), [Total Sales], DESC )
Linux & Windows Commands for Data Engineers
Monitor disk usage (Linux) df -h Check running processes ps aux | grep python Schedule tasks (Windows) schtasks /create /tn "DataBackup" /tr "C:\backup_script.bat" /sc daily
What Undercode Say:
Data Analysts and Engineers must master SQL, Python, and Power BI to handle real-world datasets efficiently. SQL remains the backbone of data querying, while Python automates cleaning and transformation. Power BI enhances visualization, making insights accessible.
For Data Engineers, familiarity with Linux commands (grep, awk, cron) and cloud tools (AWS CLI, Azure Data Factory) is crucial. Windows users should leverage PowerShell for automation (Get-Process, Export-CSV).
Always practice query optimization, data pipeline debugging, and dashboard design to stay ahead.
Expected Output:
A structured guide with actionable SQL, Python, Power BI, and command-line techniques for data professionals.
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