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SQL Codes To Data Cleaning

The document contains SQL queries analyzing COVID-19 case data from India stored in a table. It selects data by date, demographics, state, and status, then cleans the data by standardizing state names and statuses.

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SQL Codes To Data Cleaning

The document contains SQL queries analyzing COVID-19 case data from India stored in a table. It selects data by date, demographics, state, and status, then cleans the data by standardizing state names and statuses.

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select count(*) from world.

covid_india_data;

select * from world.covid_india_data limit 10;

# range of dates selected 1st oct to 20th Nov

select min(covid_india_data.`Date Announced`) from world.covid_india_data;

select max(covid_india_data.`Date Announced`) from world.covid_india_data;

select distinct(covid_india_data.`Date Announced`) as Date_reported, count(*) as no_of_records

from world.covid_india_data

group by Date_reported

order by Date_reported;

Select distinct(covid_india_data.`age bracket`) from world.covid_india_data;

Select distinct(covid_india_data.gender) from world.covid_india_data;

select count(gender) from world.covid_india_data;

Select distinct(covid_india_data.gender) as gender, count(*) as no_of_records

from world.covid_india_data

group by gender;

Select distinct(covid_india_data.`Detected state`) from world.covid_india_data;

Select distinct(covid_india_data.`Detected state`)

from world.covid_india_data

order by world.covid_india_data.`Detected State`;

Select distinct(covid_india_data.`Detected state`), covid_india_data.`state code`

from world.covid_india_data
order by world.covid_india_data.`State code`,world.covid_india_data.`Detected State`;

# data cleaning is required

# keeping all the state names consistent

# take a backup - Version control

drop table world.covid_clean_data;

create table world.covid_clean_data as select * from world.covid_india_data;

#SET SQL_SAFE_UPDATES = 0;

update world.covid_clean_data set world.covid_clean_data.`Detected state` = 'Andhra Pradesh'

where world.covid_clean_data.`State code` = 'AP';

#copy pasting existing lines with new table

Select distinct(world.covid_clean_data.`Detected state`), world.covid_clean_data.`state code`

from world.covid_clean_data

order by world.covid_clean_data.`State code`,world.covid_clean_data.`Detected State`;

select distinct(world.covid_clean_data.`Current Status`) from world.covid_clean_data;

#performing similar operation using case when statement

update world.covid_clean_data

set covid_clean_data.`Current Status` =

case

when world.covid_clean_data.`Current Status` = 'migrated_other'

then 'Others'

else world.covid_clean_data.`Current Status`

end;

select distinct(world.covid_clean_data.`Current Status`) from world.covid_clean_data

describe world.covid_clean_data;

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