Closed tomharel closed 9 years ago
Thanks a lot Tom, this is great feedback.
On Tue, Oct 14, 2014 at 11:00 PM, tomharel notifications@github.com wrote:
Hey Remi, Python isn't my strong suite, but I think you did a great job answering the homework. I only have 1 comment regarding the Extra Credit, see below.
-- Tom
Review:
Step 1: Great job.
Step 2: Looks good.
Extra Credit: Slight issue - you're grouping by day + hour. So if we have more than one month, you might be lumping 9/22 and 10/22 as the same day and over count. Instead I would group by date + hour.
In code: "SELECT date(timestamp) AS date, \ strftime('%H', timestamp) AS hour, \ count(
_) \ FROM ga_hwlogins \ GROUP BY date, hour \ ORDER BY count() DESC \ LIMIT 5"
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Hey Remi, Python isn't my strong suite, but I think you did a great job answering the homework. I only have 1 comment regarding the Extra Credit, see below.
-- Tom
Review:
Step 1: Great job.
Step 2: Looks good.
Extra Credit: Slight issue - you're grouping by day + hour. So if we have more than one month, you might be lumping 9/22 and 10/22 as the same day and over count. Instead I would group by date + hour.
In code: "SELECT date(timestamp) AS date, \ strftime('%H', timestamp) AS hour, \ count(_) \ FROM ga_hwlogins \ GROUP BY date, hour \ ORDER BY count() DESC \ LIMIT 5"
@regabi, @ghego, @craigsakuma, @kebaler