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Coding and SQL Interview Questions

The document lists various coding and SQL questions categorized into sets. Coding questions include topics like permutations, subarrays, and string manipulations, while SQL questions cover operations such as retrieving employee details, calculating salaries, and managing duplicates. Each set contains multiple specific problems aimed at testing programming and database skills.

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Coding and SQL Interview Questions

The document lists various coding and SQL questions categorized into sets. Coding questions include topics like permutations, subarrays, and string manipulations, while SQL questions cover operations such as retrieving employee details, calculating salaries, and managing duplicates. Each set contains multiple specific problems aimed at testing programming and database skills.

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CODING QUESTIONS:

• Maximum Permutation After Removing Vowels


• Count Special Subarrays of Size 3 (a + c = b)
• Maximum Number of People Using Lift Without Exceeding Capacity
• Longest Substring Containing Only Consonants
• Check if Sum of Even-Indexed Elements > Sum of Odd-Indexed Elements
• Count Strings With More Vowels Than Consonants
• Maximum Difference Between Digit Sums in an Array
• Maximum ASCII Difference Between Adjacent Characters
SQL QUESTIONS:
• Delete duplicate rows but keep one instance (using ROW_NUMBER).
• Fetch employee details whose name starts with vowel.
• Display employees whose salary is between 40,000 and 60,000.
• Retrieve employees who do not belong to the HR department.
• Write a query to get the highest salary in each department.
• List employees along with their manager names (self join).
• Find the department with the maximum salary expense.
• Fetch the 3 most recently joined employees.
SQL QUESTIONS (Set 2):
• Write a query to calculate total, average, and count of salaries.
• Merge two tables based on a matching column and remove mismatches.
• Write a query to fetch employees having NULL in manager_id.
• Write SQL to pivot rows into columns.
• Find customers who placed more than 5 orders.
• Retrieve all product names and total sales (sum quantity).
• List employees who earn more than their manager.
• Write a query to fetch students whose marks improved year-over-year.
• Write a query to display employees with the longest names.
SQL QUESTIONS (Set 3):
• Retrieve the top 3 highest salaries from the Employee table.
• Write a query to find employees who have never made a sale (NOT IN or LEFT JOIN).
• Find the second highest salary using SQL (multiple methods).
• Display departments with more than 5 employees.
• Write a query to count employees grouped by department.
• Fetch records where the salary is higher than the company average salary.
• List employees who joined in the last 30 days.
• Write a query to fetch duplicate records from a table.
CODING QUESTIONS (Set 2):
• Validate Parentheses String With One Allowed Mismatch
• Maximum Frequency Difference in a String
• Count Numbers With Exactly K Set Bits
• First Non-Repeating Character in Entire String Array
• Count numbers whose reversed value is also present in the array
• Find the longest prefix where sum of digits is strictly increasing
• Count strings where consonant count is a prime number
• Check if rearranging characters of a string can form a palindrome
CODING QUESTIONS (Set 3):
• Count Strings That Become Palindrome After Removing One Character
• Sort Strings by Number of Distinct Characters
• Longest Balanced Substring of 0s and 1s
• Check if Any Two Numbers Sum Up to K
• Remove Duplicate Characters to Form Lexicographically Smallest String
• Count Pairs Whose XOR is Even
• Maximum Product of Two Distinct Elements in Array
• Count Strings With Same First and Last Character

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