EY INTERVIEW QUESTION | Categorize Salespersons by Sales Amount in SQL

 -- Drop the table if it already exists

DROP TABLE IF EXISTS sales;


-- Create the sales table

CREATE TABLE sales (

    salesperson VARCHAR(50),

    amount INT

);


-- Insert data into the sales table

INSERT INTO sales (salesperson, amount) VALUES

('Alice', 200),

('Alice', 300),

('Alice', 400),

('Alice', 500),

('Alice', 600),

('Bob', 150),

('Bob', 250),

('Bob', 350),

('Bob', 450),

('Bob', 550);



Select * from sales

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