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by pavlov
3068 days ago
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Consider the simplest case where your set members are just bits. If you have three bits and you care about the order, that's a 3-bit number -- it can take 8 different values. If you have those same bits but you don't care about the order, the operation is a "bit count" -- you can only have 4 different values. |
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