unsigned long long b = 0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFULL; unsigned int count = 0; b &= ~BIT50; b = ~b; while (b) { b & BIT0 == 1 ? b = 0 : count++; b >>= 1; } What value will be stored in count after the code above executes? 40 60 20 64 50
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