26. Maximum Length of Pair Chain
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The greedy approch to solve this questiojn is , we can sort the given vector according to their 2nd element . Then we can check if the end value of the first element is less then to start value of the second element . If it is true then we increment our counter and change our current index acoording to end value .
Sort the pairs
vector in ascending order based on their ending points using the compare
function. This step ensures that pairs with smaller ending points come first in the sorted vector.
Initialize a variable ans
to 1. This variable will keep track of the length of the longest chain.
Initialize a variable end
to the ending point of the first pair in the sorted pairs
vector.
Iterate through the sorted pairs
vector starting from the second pair (index 1).
For each pair at index i
, get its starting point si
and ending point ei
.
Check if the starting point si
of the current pair is greater than the current end
. If it is, this means that you can add this pair to the chain because it doesn't overlap with the previous pair.
If si
is greater than end
, increment the ans
variable by 1 to extend the chain length, and update the end
variable to be ei
(the ending point of the current pair).
Continue iterating through the sorted pairs, repeating steps 6-8, until you've processed all pairs.
Time Complexity: O(nlogn)
Auxiliary Space Complexity: O(1)
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