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This document provides a guide for setting up SQLite on various operating systems. It outlines the steps to download and install SQLite on Windows, Mac, and Linux, including terminal commands for Mac and Linux users. Once installed, users can access the SQLite command-line interface to begin executing SQL commands.

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Module+1 +Setting+Up+SQLite

This document provides a guide for setting up SQLite on various operating systems. It outlines the steps to download and install SQLite on Windows, Mac, and Linux, including terminal commands for Mac and Linux users. Once installed, users can access the SQLite command-line interface to begin executing SQL commands.

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SQL - Module 1

Setting up SQLite

● Step 1: Download SQLite


○ Windows: Visit the SQLite website and download the precompiled binaries for
Windows.
○ Mac: SQLite is usually pre-installed, but you can also use Homebrew to install
it.
○ Linux: SQLite is commonly pre-installed, but can be installed via package
managers like apt-get or yum.
● Step 2: Install SQLite on your system
○ Windows: Extract the ZIP file and add the directory to your PATH.
○ Mac/Linux: Use terminal commands for installation.
■ Open the Terminal:
● You can open the Terminal by going to Applications >
Utilities > Terminal.
● Alternatively, you can search for "Terminal" using Spotlight
(press Cmd + Space and type "Terminal").
■ Type the following command and press Enter:
Sqlite3
■ This will open the SQLite command-line interface (CLI), and you
should see something like this:
SQLite version 3.X.X 2020-XX-XX XX:XX:XX Enter
".help" for usage hints. sqlite>

This prompt (sqlite>) means that you are now in the SQLite environment and can start
running SQL commands.

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