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Clip, 22 chars (25 for full program, or 27 for working with zero)

[Fy?!%lyWOO])Fmy#WilyW

Prefix this with F<some value> to get the answer for that value. Or, for a full program to read from stdin, prefix the code with Fnx. In a previous answerprevious answer, I golfed a way in Clip to check if something's a power of two. I always return one in that case. Otherwise, increment the result of applying this function (recursively) to 2^(floor(log2(<function parameter>))).

To make this work with zero (returning 0), use (28 chars):

[Fy?!yZ]?!%lyWOO])Fmy#WilyW

Clip, 22 chars (25 for full program, or 27 for working with zero)

[Fy?!%lyWOO])Fmy#WilyW

Prefix this with F<some value> to get the answer for that value. Or, for a full program to read from stdin, prefix the code with Fnx. In a previous answer, I golfed a way in Clip to check if something's a power of two. I always return one in that case. Otherwise, increment the result of applying this function (recursively) to 2^(floor(log2(<function parameter>))).

To make this work with zero (returning 0), use (28 chars):

[Fy?!yZ]?!%lyWOO])Fmy#WilyW

Clip, 22 chars (25 for full program, or 27 for working with zero)

[Fy?!%lyWOO])Fmy#WilyW

Prefix this with F<some value> to get the answer for that value. Or, for a full program to read from stdin, prefix the code with Fnx. In a previous answer, I golfed a way in Clip to check if something's a power of two. I always return one in that case. Otherwise, increment the result of applying this function (recursively) to 2^(floor(log2(<function parameter>))).

To make this work with zero (returning 0), use (28 chars):

[Fy?!yZ]?!%lyWOO])Fmy#WilyW
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Clip, 22 chars (25 for full program, or 2827 for working with zero)

[Fy?!%lyWOO])Fmy#WilyW

Prefix this with F<some value> to get the answer for that value. Or, for a full program to read from stdin, prefix the code with Fnx. In a previous answer, I golfed a way in Clip to check if something's a power of two. I always return one in that case. Otherwise, increment the result of applying this function (recursively) to 2^(floor(log2(<function parameter>))).

To make this work with zero (returning 0), use (28 chars):

[Fy?=ZyZ]!yZ]?!%lyWOO])Fmy#WilyW

Clip, 22 chars (25 for full program, or 28 for working with zero)

[Fy?!%lyWOO])Fmy#WilyW

Prefix this with F<some value> to get the answer for that value. Or, for a full program to read from stdin, prefix the code with Fnx. In a previous answer, I golfed a way in Clip to check if something's a power of two. I always return one in that case. Otherwise, increment the result of applying this function (recursively) to 2^(floor(log2(<function parameter>))).

To make this work with zero (returning 0), use (28 chars):

[Fy?=ZyZ]?!%lyWOO])Fmy#WilyW

Clip, 22 chars (25 for full program, or 27 for working with zero)

[Fy?!%lyWOO])Fmy#WilyW

Prefix this with F<some value> to get the answer for that value. Or, for a full program to read from stdin, prefix the code with Fnx. In a previous answer, I golfed a way in Clip to check if something's a power of two. I always return one in that case. Otherwise, increment the result of applying this function (recursively) to 2^(floor(log2(<function parameter>))).

To make this work with zero (returning 0), use (28 chars):

[Fy?!yZ]?!%lyWOO])Fmy#WilyW
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bcsb1001
bcsb1001
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  • 14

Clip, 2322 chars (2625 for full program, or 2928 for working with zero)

[Fy?=Z%lyWOO]!%lyWOO])Fmy#WilyW

Prefix this with F<some value> to get the answer for that value. Or, for a full program to read from stdin, prefix the code with Fnx. In a previous answer, I golfed a way in Clip to check if something's a power of two. I always return one in that case. Otherwise, increment the result of applying this function (recursively) to 2^(floor(log2(<function parameter>))).

To make this work with zero (returning 0), use (2928 chars):

[Fy?=ZyZ]?=Z%lyWOO]!%lyWOO])Fmy#WilyW

Clip, 23 chars (26 for full program, or 29 for working with zero)

[Fy?=Z%lyWOO])Fmy#WilyW

Prefix this with F<some value> to get the answer for that value. Or, for a full program to read from stdin, prefix the code with Fnx. In a previous answer, I golfed a way in Clip to check if something's a power of two. I always return one in that case. Otherwise, increment the result of applying this function (recursively) to 2^(floor(log2(<function parameter>))).

To make this work with zero (returning 0), use (29 chars):

[Fy?=ZyZ]?=Z%lyWOO])Fmy#WilyW

Clip, 22 chars (25 for full program, or 28 for working with zero)

[Fy?!%lyWOO])Fmy#WilyW

Prefix this with F<some value> to get the answer for that value. Or, for a full program to read from stdin, prefix the code with Fnx. In a previous answer, I golfed a way in Clip to check if something's a power of two. I always return one in that case. Otherwise, increment the result of applying this function (recursively) to 2^(floor(log2(<function parameter>))).

To make this work with zero (returning 0), use (28 chars):

[Fy?=ZyZ]?!%lyWOO])Fmy#WilyW
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bcsb1001
bcsb1001
  • 450
  • 5
  • 14