What to learn in databases
- Databases are broad of two types SQL and no SQL you can search easily for their difference
- You should have a knowledge of how both of these databases work and at least be comfortable in any one of them
- The large company uses multiple databases according to their need so having broad knowledge on both the kind really helps
- You don't have to be a master in databases you just need to know the basic queries and the initiation process and schemas to make your own database and start the magic
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