Solve problems in merging intervals, inserting and finding intersections of intervals, scheduler tasks, and determining employee free time.

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The Intervals pattern is a powerful algorithmic technique for solving problems involving ranges of values, such as time spans or numeric ranges. It is typically used for tasks like merging overlapping ranges, inserting new intervals, finding intersections, detecting gaps, or measuring coverage and resource usage. This approach simplifies complex real-world problems in scheduling, resource management, and timelines.

Intervals

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We are given an input array of meeting time intervals, `intervals`, where each interval has a start time and an end time. Your task is to find the minimum number of meeting rooms required to hold these meetings.

> An important thing to note here is that the specified end time for each meeting is exclusive.


**Constraints**
* $1 <=$ `intervals.length` $<= 10^{4}$
* $0$ $\leq$ $start_{i}$ $\lt$ $end_{i}$ $\leq$ $10^{6}$

Let's solve the Meeting Rooms II  problem using the Intervals pattern.

Solution: Meeting Rooms II

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Solution: Meeting Rooms II

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