The following code contains an infinite loop, meaning the Python interpreter does not know when to exit the loop once the task is complete. To solve the problem, you will need to:

Find the error in the code

Fix the while loop so there is an exit condition

Hint: Try running your function with the number $0$ as the input and observe the result.

Note that Coursera's code blocks will time out after $5$ seconds of running an infinite loop. If you get this timeout error message, it means the infinite loop has not been fixed.

def is$\_$power$\_$of$\_$two$($number$)$:

# This while loop checks if the "number" can be divided by two

# without leaving a remainder. How can you change the while loop to

# avoid a Python ZeroDivisionError?

while number $\%2==0$ :

number $=$ number $\frac{?}{2}$

# If after dividing by $2$ "number" equals $1,$ then "number" is a power

# of $2.$

if number $==1$ :

return True

return False

# Calls to the function

print$($is$\_$power$\_$of$\_$two$(0))$ # Should be False

print$($is$\_$power$\_$of$\_$two$(1))$ # Should be True

print$($is$\_$power$\_$of$\_$two$(8))$ # Should be True

print$($is$\_$power$\_$of$\_$two$(9))$ # Should be False