I just participated in the Div 2 Algo Muse Comp and on question 3, you could use &=. But the &= was not used with booleans. It was used with int, like a &= n — 1; What does the &= mean and do in this int context?
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I just participated in the Div 2 Algo Muse Comp and on question 3, you could use &=. But the &= was not used with booleans. It was used with int, like a &= n — 1; What does the &= mean and do in this int context?
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a &= n-1
is same asa = a & (n-1)
it is called bit-wise and.Google and read about bitwise operators.