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Thought Process Behind SQL Query: 4 Simple Steps

Richard Warepam
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3 min readDec 21, 2024

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Writing SQL queries might feel like crossing a maze, especially during a data science interview.

Many candidates fail to understand the data structure, define the intended output, and identify the required SQL phrases. This might cause dissatisfaction and a lack of confidence.

The article below attempts to simplify the process by breaking it down into four easy steps.

Following this structured technique will allow you to create SQL queries systematically and efficiently, minimizing worry and increasing confidence.

Problem Statement

Write a SQL query to find the user IDs of all users who have created at least one ‘Refinance’ submission and at least one ‘InSchool’ submission.

Step-by-Step Thought Process

1. Understand the Tables and Data Structure

Before you write any SQL query, be sure you understand the tables and their relationships.

In this scenario, we will suppose that there is a table called loans with the following important…

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