Bit Manipulation - Find Two Missing NumbersWhat will the function find_two_missing_xor return for n=1 and arr=[] (empty array)?A[0, 1]B[1, 0]C[1, 1]D[0, 0]Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Calculate xor_all for n=1xor_all = XOR of 1 = 1; arr is empty, so xor_all remains 1.Step 2: Find set_bit and partitionset_bit = 1 & (-1) = 1; Partition numbers 1 and arr (empty) by bit 1; x = 1, y = 0; Since only one number exists, the function returns [1, 0].Final Answer:Option B -> Option BQuick Check:Edge case with n=1 returns [1, 0] [OK]Quick Trick: Edge cases with n=1 return correct missing number and zero [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESAssuming always two missing numbersIgnoring empty input arrayTrap Explanation:PITFALLCandidates often forget edge cases where n < 2, causing unexpected output.Interviewer Note:CONTEXTTests candidate's handling of edge cases in XOR approach
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