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[@ashishdukare1313]

Love the last question. It nicely covered the importance of XOR and the set bit. Thank you so much. : )

[@pythonenthusiast9292]

Awesome

[@manishkumar-zs4xx]

Kshitiz , If you have 3 & 7 instead of 3 & 5 in your last question , then your way of bifurcation in to two sets will be failed. Because 3 & 7 would come to first set , means you will have again two distinct number in first set.

[@DeepakGupta-zz1vf]

In checking the ith bit of the integer I guess it should be i-1

[@nipu7580]

If you are starting the indexing from 1 then yes. If you are starting the indexing from 0 then i is correct.