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fix all vale errors
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PedramNavid committed Aug 11, 2024
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Google.Will = NO
Google.WordList = NO

; Exclamation is fine
Google.Exclamation = NO

; Passive is a bit too noisy
Google.Passive = NO

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author: Pedram Navid
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In Dagster, assets are the building blocks of data pipelines. They represent the data that is being processed by the pipeline.
In Dagster, assets are the building blocks of data pipelines. They represent the data that's being processed by the pipeline.
An asset can represent a table in a database, a file in a file system, or even a machine learning model or notebook.


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# Dagster Documentation

Welcome to Dagster's documentation!
Welcome to Dagster's documentation.
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## Step 2: Create Your Dagster Project Structure

Let's set up a basic project structure:
Set up a basic project structure:

:::warning

The file structure here is simplified to get started quickly. Once you've
completed this tutorial, consider completing the [ETL Pipeline Tutorial](/tutorial/tutorial-etl)
to learn how to build a more complex ETL pipeline with best practices when it comes
to file organization.
The file structure here is simplified to get quickly started.

Once you've completed this tutorial, consider the [ETL Pipeline Tutorial](/tutorial/tutorial-etl) to learn
how to build more complex pipelines with best practices.

:::

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This code defines three assets:
- `extract_data`: Reads data from the CSV file
- `transform_data`: Adds an 'age_group' column based on the 'age'
- `transform_data`: Adds an `age_group` column based on the `age`
- `load_data`: Saves the processed data to a CSV file

The `Definitions` object serves as the central configuration point for a Dagster project. In this code, a `Definitions`
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cat data/processed_data.csv
```

You should see your transformed data, including the new 'age_group' column.
You should see your transformed data, including the new `age_group` column.

## What You've Learned

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ETL
SDAs
SDA
Extract
Transform
Load

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