Lecture

Binary Palindromes Detection

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This lecture covers the concept of detecting binary palindromes in an array of bytes using bitwise operations. It explains the process of inverting binary numbers to check for palindromes and creating a corresponding bit-vector. The lecture also includes detailed flow diagrams and code snippets for implementing the palindrome detection algorithm.

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