Install the software and then open it up. And if you're using Linux, you can find instructions for your system down below. If you're using Windows, but you're not able to install software on the computer that you're using, you can try out the zip version or the standalone version of the software instead. If you're using Windows, chances are you'll want this one, the installer for the 64-bit version. Download the file and install it according to the instructions for your platform. You can follow along with this course on your desktop or laptop computer with a free application for Windows, Mac and Linux called DB Browser for SQLite.
And I don't want to get bogged down with that here at the beginning.
Many applications that use SQL take a lot of setup. Because I can't cover all the software someone might use to write SQL, I've chosen an application that works on all major platforms and is free. And often, an SQL statement will be embedded inside of the code for an application or program. There are many different programs and applications that can understand SQL. When we work with SQL, we need some kind of tool that lets us write a statement and then send that statement to database software that will interpret it and give us a result.
