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hey guys welcome back to our channel so this channel every data science is all about trying to learn the different concepts involved understands weamp;#39;re practicing a lot of questions in this video I am going to solve this question on lead code regarding friends request part 2 who has the most friends and try to walk you through how we can develop solutions to such problems the difficulty level of this question is medium and this question has been asked in Facebook interviews over the past couple of years also some of you ask regarding the SQL schema so this is how it looks like I will copy paste this in the description box below if you guys want to check it out okay letamp;#39;s Jump Right In we are given a table called request accepted with three different columns requester id acceptor id and accept date the combined columns requester ID and accept date is the primary key for this table this table contains the ID of the user who sent the request the ID of the user who received