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Finding Outliers

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    Filling a Table vs. Printing Values

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    Filtering in SQL vs. Filtering in Python

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    The first example reads all the data into memory and filters the numbers using the if statement in Python.

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      Counting Temperature Readings

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      Backing Up with SQL

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      Filtering in SQL vs. Filtering in Python

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      The first example reads all the data into memory and filters the numbers using the if statement in Python.

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      Matching Patterns

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        Backing Up with SQL

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        Filling a Table vs. Printing Values

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          Counting Temperature Readings

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          Replacing NULL

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          Backing Up with SQL

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          Filling a Table vs. Printing Values

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          Filtering in SQL vs. Filtering in Python

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          The first example reads all the data into memory and filters the numbers using the if statement in Python.

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