Given an interval [L, R]. Given an array of intervals in the form of Li and Ri. How many minimum intervals required to cover the range [L, R]? Intervals can overlap with each other. L>=1 && R<=1e5 Li>=1 && Ri<=1e5
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Need Help in This Standard Problem of Interval Covering
Given an interval [L, R]. Given an array of intervals in the form of Li and Ri. How many minimum intervals required to cover the range [L, R]? Intervals can overlap with each other. L>=1 && R<=1e5 Li>=1 && Ri<=1e5
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en2 | Finding_Infinity | 2020-03-06 18:00:47 | 30 | Tiny change: ' Ri<=1e5\n\n' -> ' Ri<=1e5\nThe size of the array <= 1e5\n\n' | ||
en1 | Finding_Infinity | 2020-03-06 17:56:28 | 277 | Initial revision (published) |
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