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Systems Design and Algorithms

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Problem

Tell me about your systems design and algorithms experience.

For the coding portion, implement organize_experience(experience) to organize a candidate's experience entries by area. Each entry is a JSON object with an area and detail; return all supported areas with details in their original order. The input and output shapes are defined by the function signature and examples below.

Constraints

  • 0 <= experience.length <= 10^4
  • Each entry contains exactly one supported area and one detail
  • The supported areas are systems_design, algorithms, data_structures, and tradeoffs
  • Each detail is a string

Function Signature

def organize_experience(experience):
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