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Insert Delete GetRandom in O(1)
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Insert Delete GetRandom in O(1)

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Problem

Implement a data structure supporting insert, delete and getRandom in O(1) (LeetCode 380).

Asked in the onsite stage. LC link given.

Contract

Implement randomized_set(operations). Each operation is ['insert', value], ['delete', value], or ['getRandom']. Return a result for each operation: insertion and deletion return booleans, while getRandom returns any currently stored value. Inputs never call getRandom when the set is empty.

Constraints

  • Each value is an integer.
  • At most 1,000 operations are provided.
  • Values are unique within the set.
  • getRandom is never called when the set is empty.

Function Signature

def randomized_set(operations):
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