Bit Manipulation - Counting Bits (0 to N)What is the output of the dynamic programming countBits function when called with n=1?A[0, 0]B[1, 1]C[0, 1]D[1, 0]Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Initialize res = [0, 0]For i=1, compute res[1] = res[1 >> 1] + (1 & 1) = res[0] + 1 = 0 + 1 = 1.Step 2: Final res array is [0, 1]Output matches counts of set bits for 0 and 1.Final Answer:Option C -> Option CQuick Check:DP correctly counts bits for n=1 [OK]Quick Trick: DP uses right shift and bitwise AND to count bits [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESOff-by-one in array sizeIncorrect bit shift directionMisinitializing res arrayTrap Explanation:PITFALLCandidates sometimes forget to initialize res[0] or miscalculate for small n values.Interviewer Note:CONTEXTChecks understanding of DP base cases and bitwise operations
Master "Counting Bits (0 to N)" in Bit Manipulation3 interactive learning modes - each teaches the same concept differentlyTry ItSolutionTrace
More Bit Manipulation Quizzes Bitwise AND of Numbers Range - Bitwise AND of Numbers Range - Quiz 5medium Power of Four - Power of Four - Quiz 3easy Power of Four - Power of Four - Quiz 14medium Single Number (XOR Self-Cancellation) - Single Number (XOR Self-Cancellation) - Quiz 12easy Single Number (XOR Self-Cancellation) - Single Number (XOR Self-Cancellation) - Quiz 7medium Sum of Two Integers Without + Operator - Sum of Two Integers Without + Operator - Quiz 2easy Sum of Two Integers Without + Operator - Sum of Two Integers Without + Operator - Quiz 7medium Sum of Two Integers Without + Operator - Sum of Two Integers Without + Operator - Quiz 8hard Sum of Two Integers Without + Operator - Sum of Two Integers Without + Operator - Quiz 3easy UTF-8 Validation - UTF-8 Validation - Quiz 13medium