given an array with n elements, and Q queries consisting of an integer find whether there exists an element in the array such that it's bitwise and is zero
1<=n<10^5 , 1<=q<10^5.
Can anyone tell how to do this question.
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given an array with n elements, and Q queries consisting of an integer find whether there exists an element in the array such that it's bitwise and is zero
1<=n<10^5 , 1<=q<10^5.
Can anyone tell how to do this question.
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