x = x ^ m;
m <<= 1;

}
x = x ^ m;
return x;

while ( x & m ) {

x = x ^ m;
m <<= 1;

m = 1
while (x & m):
x = (x ^ m)
m <<= 1
x = (x ^ m)
return x

}
[/c++]
[explanation]
The code is an implementation of adding 1 to a given number.
int m = 1
Using the variable m as a mask, the initial value of m is 1.

}
In the while loop, if the current digit of the given number is 1, then it
will be flipped to 0, and the mask will be shifted to the next digit. This
iteration will be executed until the first 0 of the number is met.

x = x ^ m;
The first 0 will be flipped to 1. Thus, 1 will be added to the given number.

return x;
Finally, the function returns the incremented number.
[/explanation]
[python]
def add_1_to_a_given_number(x):

[/python]
[c++]
unsigned int program_for_factorial_of_a_number ( unsigned int n ) {

if ( n == 0 ) return 1;
return n * program_for_factorial_of_a_number ( n - 1 );

}
[/c++]
[explanation]
The code is an implementation of calculating the factorial of a number.
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