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Meeting Rooms II

Find the fewest rooms needed so all meetings can occur.

The Runtime Theory TeamSeptember 25, 202625 min read

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Sample cases

inintervals=[[0,30],[5,10],[15,20]]

out2

inintervals=[[7,10],[2,4]]

out1

inintervals=[[1,5],[2,6],[3,7]]

out3

Find the fewest rooms needed so all meetings can occur.

A good solution should

State the invariant or decision rule that makes the approach correct.
Explain time and space costs in terms of input size and required output.
Handle empty, minimal, duplicate, and boundary-shaped inputs.

Reasoning prompt

Sort by start and reuse a room when its meeting ends. Specify whether touching endpoints may share a room.

Use the linked judge for the canonical challenge. The examples above are compact TRT checks; create additional tests around the boundary most likely to break your invariant.

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A good solution should

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