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@H0H0v 5

x=?

@MathGuyTFL 2

Solve.

@mathsrick_ 8

I know you can solve this 🙂‍↕️

3 times 100 in binary is 1100100 it has 3 set bits the loop runs exactly once per set bit, not per total bit n & (n-1) removes the lowest set bit from n on every iteration subtracting 1 flips all bits after the rightmost set bit including that bit itself AND-ing with n clears those flipped bits and leaves everything above untouched so for a 32-bit integer with only 1 bit set the loop runs once for 0xFFFFFFFF it runs 32 times the iteration count has nothing to do with the size of the integer only the number of set bits matters this is Brian Kernighan's algorithm

@isahere_x 5

Can you find the value of x..? Only legends will get this right without a calculator.

@Elsie_560 simple 22

Only For mathematical Geniuses Solve in 10 seconds

Do you know the answer?

@TrisH0x2A 3

how many times does this loop run for n = 100? the answer will surprise you the loop does not behave the way it looks take a guess this exact pattern is in K&R "The C Programming Language" exercise section and the Linux kernel uses it under a different name in dozens of places

@_Aria_2210 36

Only 0.0005% can guess the Answer. Are you the one??

@MathGuyTFL 180 m two possible ways to calculate this. 1) h= vt + (at^2)/2; v=0 => h = (t^2)/(2g) = 180 m or you can say that all initial potential energy transforms in to final kinetic energy when it hits the ground. 2) Ep = Ek mgh = (mv^2)/2 => h = (v^2)/(2g) = 180 m

A stone is released with zero initial velocity from the top of a tower and reaches the ground in 6 seconds. If the acceleration due to gravity is 10 m/s², find the height of the tower.

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@ccodyy69 #Golang

Guess the programming language?

@H0H0v x/12 = 3/4 => x = 9 cm

x=?

@Surendar__05 Computers architecture and system software. So assembly and C obviously.

If someone is starting from zero, which language should they choose first?