Uh. For me I am always. I was always bad at running uh xel system because uh from my school years I didn’t like the computer science lesson. Uh. I didn’t again enjoyment for this lessons but then um. When I started to study in my university we had such lesson and I was forced to learn this system how to work with tables and uh how to make combination between these tables and my first experience when I had learned with science area it was in my first year of my university and because we have like uh exams from this subject and uh I with my friend we inrol in the course special course for learning different, different things from this subject and uh we will go to different homeworks and first of all teacher explained to us how to work and then we uh did it by myself and now I think that I will uh improved my skills in this area and now I can work with tables.
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For me, I've always struggled with relational databases. From my school years, I didn't enjoy computer science classes. I didn't find them engaging. However, when I started university, we had a required database course. I was forced to learn how to work with tables, how to create relationships between them. My first real experience with databases was in my freshman year of university. We had exams in the subject, so my friend and I enrolled in a special course to learn different aspects of databases. We worked through various assignments, and the teacher explained the concepts. Then, we practiced on our own. Now, I feel like I've improved my skills in this area. I can confidently work with tables and understand how to connect them.
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