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vatsalkesarwani12
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Mar 8, 2021
Code/C++/Brian_Kernighan.cpp
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| // Brian Kernighan's Algorithm |
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Also, update the readme file for that |
vatsalkesarwani12
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| /* It is an algorithm developed to count the number of set bits in a number |
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Also please link your pr with the issue |
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Sir,
I have added Brian Kernighan's algorithm in the Bit Manipulation section. I have explained it very briefly and given the reasoning and intuition behind the algorithm. Please review my pull request, and if you like how I explain then please consider merging it.
I have also been selected in GSSOC'21, and I am really into DSA. So it would be a really kind of you if you give me the opportunity to contribute in this amazing repository.
Regards,
Debanjan Poddar