Discussion
For an unsigned integer, right shifting by 1 is equivalent to integer division by 2.
Answer: A
Correct answer: True
Each right shift discards the least significant bit and halves the remaining value, with the fractional part truncated. The equivalence holds only for unsigned types, since the sign bit makes the signed case implementation-defined.
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