Given a non-negative integer n, write a function that takes the non-negative integer n and return an array result of size n + 1 where result[i] represents the number of active bits (set bits to 1) in the binary representation of the integer i (where 0 <= i <= n).
n: number: An integerInput: n = 1Output: [0,1]Explanation: The number of set bits in 0 (binary: 0) is 0, and in 1 (binary: 1) is 1.
Input: n = 2Output: [0,1,1]Explanation: The number of set bits in 0 (binary: 0) is 0, in 1 (binary: 1) is 1, and in 2 (binary: 10) is 1.
Input: n = 3Output: [0,1,1,2]Explanation: The number of set bits in 0 (binary: 0) is 0, in 1 (binary: 1) is 1, in 2 (binary: 10) is 1, and in 3 (binary: 11) is 2.
n <= 10,000Given a non-negative integer n, write a function that takes the non-negative integer n and return an array result of size n + 1 where result[i] represents the number of active bits (set bits to 1) in the binary representation of the integer i (where 0 <= i <= n).
n: number: An integerInput: n = 1Output: [0,1]Explanation: The number of set bits in 0 (binary: 0) is 0, and in 1 (binary: 1) is 1.
Input: n = 2Output: [0,1,1]Explanation: The number of set bits in 0 (binary: 0) is 0, in 1 (binary: 1) is 1, and in 2 (binary: 10) is 1.
Input: n = 3Output: [0,1,1,2]Explanation: The number of set bits in 0 (binary: 0) is 0, in 1 (binary: 1) is 1, in 2 (binary: 10) is 1, and in 3 (binary: 11) is 2.
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