The function S(n) is defined by the following triple summations:
The double brackets mean that the output of the triple summations is being rounded-off to the nearest integer. Write the function 'bitS(n)', which is the number of bits set in the binary representation of S(n).
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Hmmm. It's a very clever problem, but I am getting different answers!
I am as well. For example, for n = 100, I get 4 (out of 7) bits set.
Chris -- Yes, exactly.
Let me check. Thanks.
Hi Chris/William,
Should be 'triple summations', sorry for that.