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int avg = (a/2) + (b/2) + ((a%2 + b%2)/2)

suppose a and b are int....
and a and b = (2^31)-1;

so (a+b) will cause overflow and hence (a+b)/2 wnt work

so we need to use (a/2) + (b/2) keeping in mind if they are even or odd so that the fractional part is not lost....

int computeAvg(int a, int b)
{
      return (a >> 1 + b >> 1 + (a&1 + b&1) >> 1);
}

suppose a and b are int....
and a and b = (2^31)-1;

so (a+b) will cause overflow and hence (a+b)/2 wnt work

so we need to use (a/2) + (b/2) keeping in mind if they are even or odd so that the fractional part is not lost....

i think if a+b flows out of integer bounds then the above formula might fail.
This could work:
int x=a/2;
int y=b/2
print --->x+y
Here u never calculate a+b.

You can use :

a-(a-b)/2

This wont be affected by odd or even

(b-a)/2+a;

But, if a and b both are integers, then result is neva accurate using (a+b)/2 , hence
y to bother for (a/2)+(b/2) wudn't work ....

1)
In case
a=0 (as 0 is also a number)
b=0
(a+b)/2 = 0/2 will be fail

sol: if both number are 0 result =0
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2)
As average formula (a+b)/2 does not mention that return type is int or float
in case
int average (int a,int b)
{
return (a+b)/2 ;
}

for single odd numbers this function will be fail
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3)If
float average (int a,int b)
{
return (a+b)/2 ;
}

number out of range (a+b) is the only issue... for which sol is already mentioned above in the top.... (a/2 + b/2)

1)
In case
a=0 (as 0 is also a number)
b=0
(a+b)/2 = 0/2 will be fail

sol: if both number are 0 result =0
-------------------------
2)
As average formula (a+b)/2 does not mention that return type is int or float
in case
int average (int a,int b)
{
return (a+b)/2 ;
}

for single odd numbers this function will be fail
-------------------------------
3)If
float average (int a,int b)
{
return (a+b)/2 ;
}

number out of range (a+b) is the only issue... for which sol is already mentioned above in the top.... (a/2 + b/2)

Just input some invalid number ( out of range value)

return (a&b) + ((a^b)>>1)

a&b + ((a^b)>>1)

a /2 + b /2 + (a % 2 + b % 2) /2

It won't work when a and b are huge numbers. It will cause overflow.
The correct solution will be: a + (b - a) / 2

int avgFunction(int a, int b){
    int ans = (a >> 1) + (b >> 1) + ((a & b) & 1);
    return ans;
}

1)
In case
a=0 (as 0 is also a number)
b=0
(a+b)/2 = 0/2 will be fail

sol: if both number are 0 result =0
-------------------------
2)
As average formula (a+b)/2 does not mention that return type is int or float
in case
int average (int a,int b)
{
return (a+b)/2 ;
}

for single odd numbers this function will be fail
-------------------------------
3)If
float average (int a,int b)
{
return (a+b)/2 ;
}

number out of range (a+b) is the only issue... for which sol is already mentioned above in the top.... (a/2 + b/2)