🚀 Merge Two Sorted Arrays in Java | Efficient Two-Pointer Approach | DSA Interview Question

In this video, we solve the Merge Two Sorted Arrays problem using the Two-Pointer Technique, an optimized approach with O(m + n) time complexity. This is a frequently asked question in coding interviews at FAANG and other top tech companies.

✅ Topics Covered in This Video:
✔️ Problem Explanation with Example
✔️ Naive vs Efficient Approach
✔️ Java Code Implementation
✔️ Dry Run and Edge Cases

💡 Time Complexity: O(m + n)
💡 Space Complexity: O(m + n)

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0:00 - Introduction
Overview of the "Merge Two Sorted Arrays" problem and its significance in coding interviews.

1:15 - Problem Explanation with Example
Detailed explanation of the problem statement with illustrative examples.

3:30 - Naive Approach
Discussion on the basic approach to solve the problem and its limitations.

5:00 - Efficient Two-Pointer Approach
Introduction to the Two-Pointer Technique for an optimized solution.

6:45 - Java Code Implementation
Step-by-step walkthrough of the Java code implementing the Two-Pointer Approach.

10:00 - Dry Run & Edge Cases
Performing a dry run of the code and discussing potential edge cases.

12:30 - Time & Space Complexity
Analysis of the algorithm's performance in terms of time and space complexity.

13:45 - Conclusion
Summary of key takeaways and final thoughts.