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Hashtag Selector UI

MediumPython

Problem

Build a hashtag selector UI.

Asked in the onsite (React) stage. Implement the suggestion-ranking logic for the active hashtag token.

Contract

Implement select_hashtags(text, hashtags, limit). text is a string, and hashtags is a list of objects with string tag and integer usage fields. Return up to limit tag strings. The active token is the final whitespace-delimited token only when text does not end in whitespace, starts with #, and contains at least one character after #. Match case-insensitively, exclude hashtags already present in earlier tokens, and sort by descending usage then case-insensitive tag name.

Constraints

  • 0 <= len(hashtags) <= 100
  • 0 <= limit <= 100
  • Each hashtag object contains a string tag and a nonnegative integer usage
  • Candidate tags begin with # and contain at least one character after it
  • Matching and duplicate exclusion are case-insensitive

Function Signature

def select_hashtags(text, hashtags, limit):
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