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Prior knowledge requires for learning Pig Programming

 
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Hi Alan,
Who can learn pig programming? What are its prerequisite?
Are these for advance developers only or any beginner who has some knowledge of J2EE would be able to learn?

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Arjun
 
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I'd say the biggest pre-requisites are time to play around and a willingness to learn. You don't have to know Java to use the basics of Pig. Some more advanced features (like writing User Defined Functions) require Java or Python. Even when Java is required it does not require knowledge of the full J2EE APIs. Having experience with some data processing will be helpful (e.g. SQL or use of ETL tools), as will experience with Hadoop. But neither are necessary.

Alan.

 
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Aah this book is for me.That means i can read your useful book!
Thanks for the reply.

Arjun
 
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