LLD - Design — Splitwise (Expense Sharing)Which data structure is most suitable for storing transaction history to allow fast retrieval by transaction ID?AQueueBLinked listCStackDHash map (dictionary)Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Consider retrieval speed by transaction IDFast lookup by ID requires constant time access, which hash maps provide.Step 2: Compare with other data structuresLinked lists, stacks, and queues require linear search for ID lookup, which is slower.Final Answer:Hash map (dictionary) -> Option DQuick Check:Fast ID lookup = Hash map [OK]Quick Trick: Use hash maps for fast key-based retrieval [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESChoosing linked list for fast lookupConfusing stack or queue with random accessIgnoring retrieval speed requirements
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