Beginning Python for Non-Programmers
  • Cover
  • About the Author
  • Introduction to Programming
    • What is Programming?
    • What Programmers Do
    • The Mind of a Programmer
    • How Does a Programmer Think?
  • Programming Languages
    • Python
    • HTML / CSS
    • JavaScript / TypeScript
    • C, C++, C#
    • Java
    • SQL
  • Introduction to Python
    • What is Python?
    • Types of Python Programs
    • Core Tools for Python Programming
      • Python Interpreter
      • Jupyter Notebooks
      • Visual Studio Code
      • Python Playground
      • Pycharm Community Edition
  • Installing Python
    • Step-by-step guide for Windows Users
    • Step-by-step guide for Mac Users
  • Installing Visual Studio Code
    • Step-by-step guide for Windows Users
    • Step-by-step guide for Mac Users
  • Writing and Running Your First Python Program
  • Basic Concepts of Python Programming
  • Control Flow in Python
  • Functions and Reusability
  • Debugging and Problem Solving
  • Exploring More Python Concepts
  • Adding Python Packages with pip
  • Python Web Frameworks
  • Resources for Continued Learning
    • CodeAcademy.com
    • Python.org
    • SoloLearn.com
    • coursera.com
    • udemy.com
    • youtube.com
    • Code With Mosh
    • GameDev.tv
  • Staying Motivated and Practicing Regularly
  • Appendices
    • Beginner Project Ideas for Learning
    • Python Cheat Sheet
    • Frequently Asked Questions for Beginners
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  1. Programming Languages

SQL

The SQL language is a special language designed specifically to fetch or update data in a database. This gives you the ability to add larges amounts of data and your program can access portions of that data as needed.

Every programming language has the ability to connect to a database. Some programming languages provide their own way to read and write that data. Whether you do it that way or whether you use the SQL language will be an option to consider when you write that code.

SQL language includes very basic commands such as:

SELECT

INSERT

UPDATE

DELETE

There are other commands used to create databases and tables as well. Most business applications will use a SQL type database and that's where you will get the data that you need to read or update with your program.

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