LLD - Design — Tic-Tac-Toe GameWhat is an effective way to modify the Command pattern to support both undo and redo operations?AUse a hashmap to map commands to their inverse operationsBStore all commands in a single queue and replay them for redoCImplement redo by calling execute() on the last undone command without tracking historyDMaintain two stacks: one for undo and one for redo commandsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand undo/redo requirementsUndo reverses last command; redo reapplies commands undone.Step 2: Analyze data structuresTwo stacks allow pushing commands on execute and undo, and moving commands between stacks for redo.Final Answer:Maintain two stacks: one for undo and one for redo commands -> Option DQuick Check:Two stacks efficiently support undo/redo [OK]Quick Trick: Two stacks enable undo and redo [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESUsing a single queue for redoCalling execute() without history for redoMapping commands to inverses without stacks
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