Meeting Rooms I I
medium
1. Question will be provided with "n" meeting-schedules. A meeting-schedule is defined as (sp,ep) i.e. sp --> starting point & ep --> ending point of an meeting. Some meeting-schedules may or maynot overlap each other. 2. MeetingIntervals[i] = [startingPointi,endingPointi] 3. A meeting-schedule represents meeting time(i.e. starting time & ending time). Task is to "figure out, how many minimum number of meeting rooms are required to schedule all meetings?". Example 1 : Input : [[1,3],[2,4],[6,8],[10,14],[7,9]] Output : 2 Explanation : Two meetings are scheduled are scheduled at a time i.e. we require atleast 2 meeting rooms to schedule meetings. Example 2 : Input : [[1,3],[3,10],[12,20]] Output : 1 Explanation : There is no meeting-schedule overlap i.e. 1 meetng room can do the trick. Example 3 : Input : [[1,3],[5,8],[10,19],[15,20],[9,9]] Output : 2.
Constraints
1. sp(Starting point) <= ep(Ending Point) 2. input is unsorted 3. 0 < n(Number of Meetings Scheduled) <= 10^4
Format
Input
n (Representing number of Meetings scheduled) sp_1 ep_1 sp_2 ep_2 sp_3 ep_3 ... till "n" Intervals Note : 1. sp_1 means starting point for meeting 1 , ep_1 means ending point for meeting 1 2. Input format is handled for you.
Output
print minimum number of meeting rooms required to accommodate all meetings. (Output Format is handled for you.)
Example
Sample Input
5
1 3
8 10
7 8
9 15
2 6
Sample Output
2
