Data drives decisions, and SQL is the language that powers them. Whether you're analyzing trends or building robust applications, mastering SQL is your gateway to unlocking your data's full potential. This post is for learners who want to gain practical, hands-on experience in SQL without worrying much about the theoretical knowledge involved. Let's get into it. First, we will build a framework for structuring our thoughts around the data we want to get out, and then we will be able to incorporate SQL-specific concepts into it. Columns/attributes required in the final output Conditions/constraints on the tables before getting the final output In case of more than 1 table, which columns are common across tables for creating a unified table Let's understand the above points with the help of a quick example. Please carefully look at the data above and define the problem statement to get specific data results from the above data. Problem Statement - Get all the actors names...