LLD - Design — Splitwise (Expense Sharing)In a system where transactions can arrive out of order, how should the balance calculation algorithm be adapted?AProcess only the latest transaction receivedBIgnore transaction order and sum all amountsCUse timestamps to order transactions before applying themDReset balance after each transactionCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recognize out-of-order arrival problemTransactions arriving out of order can cause incorrect balances if processed as received.Step 2: Use timestamps to orderOrdering by timestamps ensures transactions are applied in correct sequence.Final Answer:Use timestamps to order transactions before applying them -> Option CQuick Check:Out-of-order fix = Timestamp ordering [OK]Quick Trick: Sort transactions by time before processing [OK]Common Mistakes:Ignoring order causing wrong balancesProcessing only latest transactionResetting balance unnecessarily
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