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People pay you a lot of money if you can write analytical queries - let's just be frank. The more you can "do" with data, the more valuable you are to an organization. This category of videos focuses on helping you get the full spectrum of analytical queries and aggregates including a main focus: Understanding the core concepts behind the aggregations so that you can go on to bigger and better things!
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