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Developer Advocate at Prefect, Previously Lead Data Science Instructor at General Assembly
I deliberated on whether or not to add monthname. I think it's a nifty bit of syntax to achieve the result in the table below, but if it's a distraction then I'll take that onboard and edit the images and snippet tomorrow. Thanks for letting me know.
Into data science, data science education, developer experience, cloud computing, Python, ethics, entrepreneurship, writing, community building, the outdoors, and Hawaiian shirts.
Location
Washington DC
Education
University of Arizona - MS, MBA
Work
Developer Advocate at Prefect, Previously Lead Data Science Instructor at General Assembly
I think it is nifty and worth putting in an article, but I found it a bit distracting in this one. It would probably be fine if "datename" were a column in the table screenshot.
Thank you for the really great article!
I have one minor suggestion:
The first code snippet has
datename(month, sale_date) as month_namebut datename isn't in the screenshot of the table above the snippet. Would be good if the names lined up to prevent confusion.
One typo: "By using a Window Function we can see each order for each day and it's total" - (the apostrophe).
Looking forward to reading more in this series. Thanks again.
Hi Jeff, thanks for the feedback.
I deliberated on whether or not to add monthname. I think it's a nifty bit of syntax to achieve the result in the table below, but if it's a distraction then I'll take that onboard and edit the images and snippet tomorrow. Thanks for letting me know.
Typo now fixed, nice catch!
Cool, Helen.
I think it is nifty and worth putting in an article, but I found it a bit distracting in this one. It would probably be fine if "datename" were a column in the table screenshot.
This is now updated :)