Square 1 revers parity

Spacecubing

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So I bought a new square 1 and when I scramble it and I solve it I have a problem with parity but on the other side.So can someone have an algorithm to help me in this situation?like the edges pieces are on the white side but and they are not in the correct spot,like the blue and white edge is switch with the green and white edge but the yellow edges are correct
 
I think this is what you're asking for:
/ (3,3) / (-1,0) / (2,-4) / (4,-2) / (0,-2) / (-4,2) / (1,-5) / (3,0) / (3,3) / (3,0)

You can refer to it as opposite parity.

This is the normal parity alg everyone uses and it is called adjacent parity.

/ (-3,0) / (0,3) / (0,-3) / (0,3) / (2,0) / (0,2) / (-2,0) / (4,0) / (0,-2) / (0,2) / (-1,4) / (0,-3) / (0,3)
 
What @Cubing Forever posted above is correct, but keep in mind that if you're just learning how to solve a Square-1, you don't need more than 1 parity alg. If you have opposite parity, you can also do the regular adjacent parity alg, and then you'll be left with a U-perm (which is solvable without any parity algs). Learning more parity algs for specific cases like this may come in handy in the future though!
 
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