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I was reading an article on binary numbers and it had some practice problems at the end but it didn\'t give the solutions to the problems. The last is \"How many bits are required to represent the alp
I am trying to figure ou开发者_JAVA技巧t a way to see if a bitstring has 2 consecutive ones in the bitstring size n in less then n time.
Let me start by saying I have never really worked with bits before in programming. I have an object that can be in 3 states and I want to represent those states using a 3 bit array.
Given this code which prints all the bits in an integer out: private string getBitLiteral(bool bitVal)
Pass a integer 2 to this function and then return a integer which is 4 x = 2; x = rotateInt(\'L\', x, 1);
Is there a better way to write this than using BitConverter? public static class ByteArrayExtensions { public static int IntFromUInt24(this byte[] bytes)
I was trying to learn more about bits, and I came across this example. How does this code work to count the bits?(My C is very rusty, by the way).
I\'m trying to implement some compression algorithms, and I need to deal with bits in Java. What I need to do is that when I write the value 1 then the value 2, those numbers are stored in the file a
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