Meeting Rooms II ### Problem Explanation You are given a list of meeting time intervals. Each item in the list represents a single meeting with a start time and an end time (looks like `[[st

Meeting Rooms II ### Problem Explanation You are given a list of meeting time intervals. Each item in the list represents a single meeting with a start time and an end time (looks like [[start_1, end_1], [start_2, end_2], ...]). Your goal is to find the minimum number of conference rooms needed to hold all these meetings. You must ensure that no two meetings occur in the same room at the same time.

Important Rule: If a meeting ends exactly at the same time another one starts (for example, one ends at 8 and the next starts at 8), this is not a conflict. You can use the same room for both.

Sample Scenarios

Scenario 1: *

Input: intervals = [(0,40),(5,10),(15,20)] *

Output: 2 *

Breakdown: *

Room 1: Takes the meeting from 0 to 40. *

Room 2: Takes the meeting from 5 to 10 and the meeting from 15 to 20.

Scenario 2: *

Input: intervals = [(4,9)] *

Output: 1

Input Limits * 0 <= intervals.length <= 500 (The list can have up to 500 meetings). * 0 <= intervals[i].start < intervals[i].end <= 1,000,000 (Time values are up to 1 million).