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BigQuery works with LookML model From the official documentation: “Looker creates a LookML model of the data and persists the data by writing it to the BigQuery or Snowflake database that is [specified by your Looker admin](/looker/docs/admin-panel-self-service-explore#enable_self-service_explores) or that you specify during the upload process…”
Explore is part of LookML model From the official documentation: “Each LookML model consists of a single database connection, and one or more Explores.”
BigQuery works with Data Studio From the official documentation: “Select the BigQuery [connector](/data-studio/connector).”
BigQuery works with Looker From the official documentation: “Connect Looker to the BigQuery project.”
BigQuery works with Looker (Google Cloud core) From the official documentation: “If your Looker instance relies on BigQuery, you must explicitly grant the required BigQuery roles to your Looker service agent:”
Data Studio works with Looker From the official documentation: “See the [Connecting to Data Studio](/looker/docs/looker-studio-connector) documentation page to learn more about connecting Looker and Data Studio.”
Data Studio works with Explore From the official documentation: “View Looker Explore data in Data Studio”
Data Studio is an alternative to Looker From the official documentation: “You can also [export these recommendations to BigQuery](/recommender/docs/bq-export/export-recommendations-to-bq) and then examine them using [Data Studio](/bigquery/docs/visualize-looker-studio) or [Looker](/bigquery/docs/looker).”
Explore is part of Looker From the official documentation: “Ex = [Explore](/looker/docs/creating-and-editing-explores)”
Explore is part of Looker (Google Cloud core) From the official documentation: “In Looker, click **Main menu** menu to expand the main navigation menu. 2. In the main navigation menu, select **Explore**.”
Looker (Google Cloud core) is part of Looker From the official documentation: “There are two Looker versions that are hosted by Looker:”