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q is a really cool package i stumbled across the other day if youve seen some of my previous videos ive covered a few command line data wrangler tools like miller and xsv q is something similar but it uses sql-like syntax you can run q on one csv or multiple csvs and write sql just like you would in a sql database so in the examples on their github page youll see queue and then a select statement on a csv so to get started im just going to go to the debian package and download that to do that im just going to copy the link and head over to blink here im just running wget and downloading that deb file and thats done youll see that queue is not found you have to run d package and then the name of the file run sudo with the package now when we run queue well see that we have a version for queue and we can start working with it so for q2work you need a csv file im going to download the diamonds dataset again wget and then the link to the file the raw file so now that we have di