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anon_841056

Bloomberg coding round

One of the coding interview questions involved identifying potentially fraudulent transactions from a list. Each transaction had a name, amount, timestamp, and location. The goal was to flag transactions as fraudulent if:

  • The amount was over $1000, or
  • There was another transaction by the same person in a different location within 60 minutes.

The input was given as a string with each transaction on a separate line, and we had to return the suspicious ones based on these rules. It tested data parsing, map-based grouping, and condition-based filtering—great for evaluating edge cases and clean logic.

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anon_244550

was this for Bquant group?

anon_841056

yes.i had system design round as well, they asked to design a photo upload webapp.group them as albums,share them to others.Reacy based machine coding with the question related to data grid in MUI.data manipulation, displaying result in the table

anon_244550

how many other questions did you have? for the first technical round?

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