Index map
A vector can be seen as a mapping of index to value. However, we want a mapping from value to indexes. Write a function that takes a sequence and returns a map where the elements of the sequence are the keys and the values are sets of the indexes where the value is found.
Examples
(index-map []) ;=> {}
(index-map [1 2 3]) ;=> {1 #{0} 2 #{1} 3 #{2}}
(index-map [1 1 1]) ;=> {1 #{0 1 2}}
(index-map [1 2 1 2 1]) ;=> {1 #{0 2 4} 2 #{1 3}}
Bonus: Write the inverse function that takes one of the returned maps and turns it into a sequence.
Thanks to this site for the challenge idea where it is considered Hard in Ruby. The problem has been modified from the original.
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