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python count ones in binary

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n=0
nt=1
while nt<=9:
    # Initialize Variables
    q = 1.0
    r = 0
    t = ""
    # Initialize Clone of Variable "nt"
    n=nt
    # Conversion Process
    while q >= 1:
        q = float(n) / 2
        r = n % 2
        n = int(q)
        t = str(r) + t
    # Printing Result
    print(nt,":",t)
    # Increasing the Variable "nt" by 1
    nt=nt+1

'''
    Anyways, why need to increase "nt" and create a clone of it?

    First of all, we need to increase "nt" after all process finished before ending because without increasing, it will cause an infinite loop.
    And, creating a clone of it was actually an important way, which you will notice that we'll be modifying the "n" variable, and if we don't clone it,
    then the counting system will be causing an error.

'''

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