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Consider the function fun1 shown below:   int fun1 (int num) {   int count = 0;   while (num)   { count ++;   num ≫= 1;   }   return (count); } The value returned by fun1 (435) is

Consider the function fun1 shown below:   int fun1 (int num) {   int count = 0;   while (num)   { count ++;   num ≫= 1;   }   return (count); } The value returned by fun1 (435) is Correct Answer 9

(435)10 = (110110011)2

The binary equivalent of 435 has 9 bits.

In while loop, num ≫= 1 performs 1-bit shift operation in each iteration.

As there are 9 bits, total number of iterations = 9

The value returned by fun1 (435) is 9.

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