In Database Clinic: SQLite, I show how to solve database challenges with SQLite.
Compare SQLite with other databases
SQLite is a library used to add database capabilities to apps and applications. It’s lightweight, easy to implement, and open source. It’s most useful for storing light-weight structured data. Think of it as an alternative to storing data in a text file. It’s used for storing app preferences or even as a file format.
After providing a brief overview of the strengths and weaknesses of SQLite, I explain how to create a database and populate it using a public dataset. I also shows how to use a SQLite database with programming languages such as Python and R, handle subqueries and queries in SQLite, and more.
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Topics Include:
- Strengths and weaknesses of SQLite
- Creating a database
- Joining data sets
- Calculations with SQLite and Python
- Searching a database
- Subqueries and queries in SQLite
- CRUD operations in SQLite with R