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O(1) Data Structure Operations
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O(1) Data Structure Operations

HardPython

Problem

Implement a data structure that supports get, set, setAll, and delete in O(1). Implement the operations with expected constant-time complexity, including setAll without iterating over existing keys. For grading, process an array of operations represented as ['set', key, value], ['setAll', value], ['get', key], or ['delete', key], and return values only for get operations, using None when a key is absent.

Constraints

  • 1 <= operations.length <= 10^5
  • Each operation is valid and has the required number of fields
  • Keys are strings
  • Values are integers or None
  • A get operation returns None when its key is absent

Function Signature

def execute_operations(operations):
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