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In this post, we see how to load Google BigQuery data using Python and R, followed by querying the data to get useful insights. We leverage the Google Cloud BigQuery library for connecting BigQuery Python, and the bigrquery library is used to do the same with R.
To query your Google BigQuery data using Python, we need to connect the Python client to our BigQuery instance. We do so using a cloud client library for the Google BigQuery API. You can also choose to use any other third-party option to connect BigQuery with Python; the BigQuery-Python library by tylertreat is also a great option.
If you are interested in learning more about how to get your data from your data sources into tools like Google BigQuery and other data warehouse solutions in real-time, you should explore the Customer Data Infrastructure tools like RudderStack.