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Design Parking Lot Classes

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Problem

Implement a basic object-oriented parking lot system. Design Python classes to support parking and unparking vehicles, tracking available spots by vehicle type, and issuing a ticket when a vehicle is parked. The function should process a list of operations and return the outputs of query operations.

Constraints

  • 1 <= levels <= 20
  • 0 <= spots_per_level[type] <= 100 for each of bike, car, truck
  • 1 <= len(operations) <= 10^4
  • Vehicle numbers are unique among currently parked vehicles
  • Operations are one of park, unpark, or available

Function Signature

def process_parking_lot(levels, spots_per_level, operations):
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