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Originally Posted by rpk5000 
Yes I do know that a boolean array is an array of booleans, but when you said binary array, I wasn't sure if you meant the array of integers, as I've never actually heard of a "binary" array. In the op the text I copy and pasted seems to refer to an array of booleans, while the test data hes provided (http://www.shenet.org/high/hsacaddep...od%20Pract.pdf) here, (problem n, seems to show the input as an int.
He refered to it as a "binary aray" because that is essentially what a boolean array is. Binary is 1 or 0, boolean is true or false. So, in the sense of this homework assignment, that boolean array is a binary array. Each boolean array element is one bit in the binary sequence.
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