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write a program to find out number of on bits in a number?
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Answer Posted / vivek
int setbit=1; //Lets start checking from first bit
int numBitSet=0; //Number of bits set in the number
while(setbit>0)
{
if(number&setbit) //bit wise and
numBitSet++;
setbit=setbit<<1;
}
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