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  • Interview questions gone wrong...
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    AmitDey wrote:

    Now when we do x&(x-1)...ie. bitwise and we get 00001000... 00000111... ------------ 00001111...

    :confused: This "&" is the bitwise operator for the logical function AND, so, with it you would get 00001000... 00000111... ----------- with operator & 00000000... What you need is the bitwise operator for the logical function OR. The operator is "|" so this operator would be the correct one, hence the expression is "x|(x-1)" 00001000... 00000111... ----------- with operator | 00001111...

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