Java’s java.io.Long.bitCount is a utility method that determines the number of one-bits (bits set to 1) in a long integer. This method counts the number of bits set to 1 by iterating through each bit of the long integer and incrementing a counter for each bit that is set. The result is returned as an integer value. This method is useful for calculating the popcount or Hamming weight of a long integer, which represents the number of significant bits in the binary representation of the integer.
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