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1.bitwise Operators

The document provides 17 bitwise operator programming problems including setting, clearing, and toggling bits, determining if a number is even, positive or negative, swapping numbers, checking if a number is a power of 2, rotating bits, converting case of characters, reversing bits, comparing numbers, printing binary representations, swapping bytes of a hexadecimal number, deleting bits from a position, swapping nibbles, extracting bits, clearing a bit, and storing bits from a character buffer into integers. Students are asked to write programs to solve each problem using bitwise operators and the document provides examples for some problems.

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1.bitwise Operators

The document provides 17 bitwise operator programming problems including setting, clearing, and toggling bits, determining if a number is even, positive or negative, swapping numbers, checking if a number is a power of 2, rotating bits, converting case of characters, reversing bits, comparing numbers, printing binary representations, swapping bytes of a hexadecimal number, deleting bits from a position, swapping nibbles, extracting bits, clearing a bit, and storing bits from a character buffer into integers. Students are asked to write programs to solve each problem using bitwise operators and the document provides examples for some problems.

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Bitwise Operators

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1. Write a prorgram for the following one.


a) Set a bit b) Clear a bit c) Toggle a bit
2. WAP to find the given number is even or odd using bitwise operators.
3. WAP to find the given number is +ve or -ve using bitwise operators.
4. WAP to swap two numbers using bitwise operators.
5. WAP to find the given number is power of 2 or not.
6. WAP to find the given number is divisble by 8 or not using bitwise operators.
7. Write a program to rotate the bits. Input the no.of rotations, at runtime.
Ex : binary : 10000000000000000000000000001011
rotations : suppose 3 times right, then
result : 01110000000000000000000000000001
binary : 10000000000000000000000000001011
rotations : suppose 4 times left, then
result : 00000000000000000000000010111000
8. Convert the characters Upper to Lower and Lower to Upper using bitwise
operators.
9. Write a program to reverse the bits of a given number.
Note : not just reverse printing.
10. Write a one line code to compare two numbers equal or not using bitwise operators.
11. Write a program to print float binay formation using char *ptr.
12. Write a program to swap the adjucent bytes of a given 4-digit hexadecimal
number.
Ex : given number = 0x1234;
after swap : 0x3412;
13. Write a program to delete no.of bits from particular position in a given number.
Input the no.of bits, at runtime.
Ex: Suppose num = 100;
It's Binaray is 00000000000000000000000001100100
delete 2 bits from 4th position
then result is 00000000000000000000000000011100
14. Write a programme for swapping first and last nibbles in a given integer.
Ex: Suppose num = 10

It's Binary is
After swap

0000000000000000000000000001010
1010000000000000000000000000000

15. Write a logic to extract P bits from Posion N in an integer M


16. Write a macro to clear a bit at the position N in an integer M.
17. There are 48 bits are stored in an array of character buffer and store them into 2
integer variables.
-------------------------------------------------------- END -------------------------------------------------------Dear Students, if any mistakes found, Kindly inform to me.
A.Tandava Ramakrishna

Email: [email protected]

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