LLD - Design — Elevator SystemWhich feature of elevator design best demonstrates the need for state machines?AHandling multiple floors with different requests simultaneouslyBUsing a single button to call the elevatorCHaving a fixed speed for the elevatorDThe elevator's color and designCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify complexity in elevator operationsElevators must manage requests from multiple floors and decide movement accordingly.Step 2: Connect complexity to state machine useState machines help manage these multiple states and transitions based on requests and current position.Final Answer:Handling multiple floors with different requests simultaneously -> Option AQuick Check:Complex request handling [OK]Quick Trick: Multiple requests need clear state transitions [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESFocusing on irrelevant features like colorIgnoring request handling complexityConfusing fixed speed with state management
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