Counting trailing ones and zeros in binary representation of a number in Julia – trailing_ones() and trailing_zeros() Methods

The trailing_ones() is an inbuilt function in julia which is used to find the number of ones trailing the binary representation of the specified number.

Syntax: trailing_ones(x::Integer)

Parameters:

• x::Integer: Specified integer number.

Returns: It returns the number of ones trailing the binary representation of the specified number.

Example:

# Julia program to illustrate
# the use of trailing_ones() method

# Getting the number of ones trailing
# the binary representation of
# the specified number.
println(trailing_ones(2))
println(trailing_ones(15))
println(trailing_ones(13))
println(trailing_ones(3))

Output:

0
4
1
2

trailing_zeros()

The trailing_zeros() is an inbuilt function in julia which is used to find the number of zeros trailing the binary representation of the specified number.

Syntax: trailing_zeros(x::Integer)

Parameters:

• x::Integer: Specified integer number.

Returns: It returns the number of zeros trailing the binary representation of the specified number.

Example:

# Julia program to illustrate
# the use of trailing_zeros() method

# Getting the number of zeros trailing
# the binary representation of
# the specified number.
println(trailing_zeros(2))
println(trailing_zeros(56))
println(trailing_zeros(100))
println(trailing_zeros(32))

Output:

1
3
2
5

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