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Why does the condition on the first while loop of the solution use a non-inclusi...
hj3yoo
Feb 27, 2022
Why does the condition on the first while loop of the solution use a non-inclusive unequal operator, whereas the second loop uses an inclusive one? Shouldn't you merge two intervals if the end of the first interval is equal to the start of the next interval?
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Design Gurus4 years ago
This first 'while' is checking if there is no overlap so that we can skip merging, that's why non-inclusive check is used.
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