Please tell me the error in my code
http://www.codechef.com/viewsolution/3930436
Hey, just change
if(n&1==0)
to
if((n&1)==0)
This is a common mistake. While dealing with binary operators, ‘==’ takes precedence over ’
&
'.
Hence, “1==0” is computed before "n
&
1".
Here is the correct solution - www.codechef.com/viewsolution/3930657
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Thank you very much 
@shainsha you cannot use Scanner and BufferedReader simultaneously on System.in. That is because both Scanner and BufferedReader use buffers to read from the input stream. As a result when you use the Scanner first the Scanner's buffer is filled to it’s capacity (1024 chars), and not just what it returns. Hence what is left for the BufferedReader in the input stream is less than what you think.
In summary, use Scanner or BufferedReader, but not both.
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