Postgresql data types: numeric, boolean, character and more

[@gooddev1202]

A lot of info in just 10 mins bro. well done! Postgres 15 data types are cool. Boolean explained very well.

[@azat2000]

agreed. Postgresql is so flexible. boolean thing cool

[@polyglotandprogrammer]

welcome to this new channel. subscribe to now lose the new lessons🙂

[@malikashukurova686]

⏱TIMESTAMPS⏱
0:00 - What are data types?
0:32 - PostgreSQL Data Types Categories
1:10 - What are the data types that we learn in deep?
1:20 - Charater types
4:12 - Boolean types
5:59 - Numeric types
7:36 - Date/Time types

[@polyglotandprogrammer]

thanks for the TIMESTAMPS

[@_4p_]

it was perfect,
All of it ❤

[@awslearner]

Data types is not an easy topic for beginners
But with your lessons I am understanding it.Thanks 😊

[@polyglotandprogrammer]

It's my pleasure

[@eMoTkalie]

Can you explain postgresql pgpool and pgbouncer and pem

[@jamesdrake3651]

Some real world examples of what a char(n), varchar(n), and text would be useful.

[@techyes12]

Are you going to make other videos about more advanced types? 😄 from where did you get those examples tables? you had them in other lessons ? tnx

[@gooddev1202]

I'm also following these lessons :) lets see what we get at the end

[@polyglotandprogrammer]

Lets see how the project goes. if we need in our project more advanced types, i will diffinatly make a video. thanks for the question. 👌

[@charlesokorobo508]

I was following this tutorial in hopes that it would guide me into solving my problem, but it didn't.
The problem is that Phone Numbers in my country are 11 digits.
So I was looking for a tutorial that would teach me how to constrain the Numeric or Integer Data Types to 11 digits.
Why you didn't discuss all the Postgres Data Types, and all the properties of each of the Data types-- so that we can know how to constrain expected number of characters that we want our users to input?

[@h-juh-r8254]

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