Data Engineering Fundamentals Exam | Playfair+ | Playfair Data

Data Prep Fundamentals Exam

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  • Only Playfair+ Core and Premium members are eligible
  • You will need the Proxy dataset
  • This test is designed to take 60 – 90 minutes
  • You must answer 20 of 25 questions correctly to pass
  • Following the exam, we’ll review your answers and respond within 3 – 5 business days.

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What does the acronym DBMS stand for?
Which of the following do data engineers not traditionally support?
What does the acronym API stand for?
Which of these tasks would not fall under Data Engineering?
Which of the following is true about null values?
In which of these situations would it make sense to replace null values with 0s?
Which of these is a SQL clause? (Filter, Keep, From, Skip)
Put the SQL clauses in the appropriate order:
Which of these data formats are unstructured data?
What character is used as a delimiter in csv files?
How many rows would an inner join between these tables generate?
How many rows would a left join generate?
How many rows would an outer join generate?
How many rows would we generate if we filtered out key = A from Table A?
If you union Table A to Table B, how many columns would the resulting table have?
How many null values would exist in the Fruit column after unioning Table A with Table B?
Which table contains a unique ID?
How many rows would result after an inner join of the Sales and Usage tables using Customer ID?
If you wanted to transform the Parent Flag column into a new data type, which would be the best option?
How many rows are left if the Sales table is filtered on campaign ID = pf+-aff-1223?
How many unique customers are in the Sales and Usage tables?
What delimiter is used in the Customer ID?
Which column in the sample dataset contains Ordinal data?
If I have two distinct datasets with 3 unique columns each, how many columns would my output have if I unioned these datasets together?
If I am trying to determine if I have duplicates, which field would be a good place to start?

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