LLD - Design — Chess GameWhich data structure is most suitable for storing the current state and its possible transitions in a game?AStackBGraphCQueueDArrayCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify the need for state and transitionsGame states often have transitions to other states, forming a network of connections.Step 2: Choose data structure that models connectionsA graph naturally represents states as nodes and transitions as edges, allowing flexible navigation.Final Answer:Graph -> Option BQuick Check:State transitions = Graph [OK]Quick Trick: Use graph to model states and transitions clearly [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESUsing stack which is LIFO, not suitable for arbitrary transitionsUsing queue which is FIFO, not suitable for state transitionsUsing array which lacks direct transition mapping
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