This is a common task! Using the task ID as a key in an object offers quick lookups. You could use reduce or a simple loop for conversion. It’s like cracking Wordle Unlimited - you need to efficiently map elements (letters/tasks) to their correct position. Consider error handling if IDs aren't unique. Good luck!
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