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Interview Question
What is a window function in SQL? When would you use one instead of GROUP BY?
Your Answer
“A window function is like an aggregate function but it doesn't group the rows. It uses OVER clause. You can do things like ROW_NUMBER and RANK. GROUP BY collapses rows but window functions don't.”
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What's Missing
FAANG-Level Improved Answer
“A window function performs a calculation across a set of rows that are related to the current row, defined by a PARTITION BY clause, without collapsing the result set. Unlike GROUP BY which reduces rows to one per group, window functions retain every row while adding the computed value as a new column.
For example, to rank salespeople by revenue within each region: RANK() OVER (PARTITION BY region ORDER BY revenue DESC). I use them for running totals, moving averages, and de-duplication via ROW_NUMBER. They also eliminate expensive self-joins. However, they can be memory-intensive on large partitions — in those cases I'd consider pre-aggregating in a staging layer.”
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