On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 3:10 PM, Ryan McKinley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> + num = 234; >> + //????? why 1? >> + // assertEquals( 0, BitUtil.ntz(num) ); >> + // assertEquals( 0, BitUtil.ntz2(num) ); >> + // assertEquals( 0, BitUtil.ntz3(num) ); >> + } > > Any idea why the answer is 1? the docs say "(only works for x!=0)"
ntz is for binary bits (the other test cases just happen to be the same in binary and decimal - pretty funny). Anyway 234 in binary is 11101010 (1 trailing zero) -Yonik
