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Implement an Interviewer Class

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Problem

Implement a class that the interviewer has come up with.

For grading, implement implement_class(class_name, methods). Create a class dynamically with the supplied name and no-op methods, then return {"class_name": ..., "methods": ...} containing the class name and sorted unique method names. Inputs use valid identifiers.

Constraints

  • class_name is a non-empty valid identifier.
  • methods is a list of valid identifiers.
  • Method names may repeat.
  • Each generated method is a no-op instance method.
  • Return values must contain only strings and lists so they are JSON-serializable.

Function Signature

def implement_class(class_name, methods):
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