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During coding interview, I was asked a regular lc question. The follow up question is to support scalability and high throughput. The interviewer cared a lot about the data structure and the reason why using a certain structure.
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During coding interview, I was asked a regular lc question. The follow up question is to support scalability and high throughput. The interviewer cared a lot about the data structure and the reason why using a certain structure.
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