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Todo Task Manager Operations

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Problem statement

Process a finite ordered sequence of todo-task operations. Each task has a unique integer ID, a title, and one status: new, pending, or resolved.

["CREATE", id, title] creates a task with status new and returns OK, or EXISTS if the ID is already present.
["READ", id] returns id|title|status, or NOT_FOUND.
["UPDATE_TITLE", id, title] and ["UPDATE_STATUS", id, status] return OK on success or NOT_FOUND. An invalid status returns INVALID_STATUS without changing the task.
["DELETE", id] removes the task and returns OK, or NOT_FOUND.

Return one result for every operation in input order.

Function

manageTasks(operations: String[][]) → String[]

Examples

Example 1

operations = [["CREATE","7","Ship release"],["READ","7"],["UPDATE_STATUS","7","pending"],["READ","7"],["DELETE","7"],["READ","7"]]return = ["OK","7|Ship release|new","OK","7|Ship release|pending","OK","NOT_FOUND"]

The task is created, updated, read in both states, deleted, and then no longer exists.

Example 2

operations = [["CREATE","1","Draft"],["CREATE","1","Again"],["UPDATE_STATUS","1","closed"],["READ","1"]]return = ["OK","EXISTS","INVALID_STATUS","1|Draft|new"]

A duplicate create and an invalid status leave the original task unchanged.

Constraints

1 <= operations.length <= 10^5.
Task IDs are non-negative 32-bit integers encoded as decimal strings.
Titles are non-empty and do not contain |.
Every operation has the exact arity described above.