Discussion
A non-zero integer n is a power of two exactly when n & (n - 1) equals zero.
Answer: A
Correct answer: True
A power of two has exactly one bit set, so clearing its lowest set bit leaves nothing. Any value with two or more bits set retains the higher ones, giving a non-zero result, which is why the test must also exclude n = 0.
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