October 2019
Intermediate to advanced
519 pages
13h 39m
English
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Index
Symbols
- ! (exclamation mark), lines in Jupyter Notebook preceded by, Notebooks on Google Cloud Platform
- ! (logical negation) operator, Comparisons
- != (not-equals) comparison operator, Comparisons
- # (pound sign), comments beginning with, Retrieving Rows by Using SELECT
- $ (dollar sign), end of string matching in regular expressions, Regular Expressions
- % (percent sign)
- enclosing named parameters, Named parameters
- lines in Jupyter Notebook preceded by, Notebooks on Google Cloud Platform
- %%bigquery Magics (see Jupyter)
- & (bitwise AND) operator, Numeric Types and Functions, Comparisons
- () (parentheses)
- controlling order of evaluation, Filtering with WHERE
- enclosing subqueries, Subqueries with WITH
- grouping in regular expressions, Regular Expressions
- , (comma)
- comma cross join, CROSS JOIN
- in correlated CROSS JOIN, Using arrays for generating data
- leading commas in SELECT clause, Creating Arrays by Using ARRAY_AGG
- - (hyphen), escaping in dataset name, Retrieving Rows by Using SELECT
- -- (double dash), comments beginning with, Retrieving Rows by Using SELECT
- ; (semicolon) separating statements in a script, A sequence of statements
- <, <=, >, >=, and != (or <>) comparison operators, Comparisons
- using with Boolean variables, Logical Operations
- << (bitwise) operator, Numeric Types and Functions
- <> (not-equals) comparison operator, Comparisons
- >> (bitwise) operator, Numeric Types and Functions
- ? (question mark), in positional parameters, Positional parameters
- ?: (capture group) in regular expressions, Regular Expressions ...
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