Solve LeetCode - 2418. Sort the People - Java & C++ Solutions | July Challenge

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[@mayurprogrammingclub1001]

We apologize for the oversight. The time complexity is O(nlogn) instead of O(n) due to the use of inbuilt sorting.
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[@liukang1240]

What if we have people with the same height?

[@mayurprogrammingclub1001]

As per the constraints in problem: "All the values of heights are distinct." So the problem does not remains the same if these constraints change