1. Bitwise operations Finish the Program You may only use the integer constants

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1. Bitwise operations Finish the Program You may only use the integer constants given at the beginning. (You may use whatever integers you wish in string constants as long as th example the format string "exxesx" is useful for printing hexadecimal integers.) You may only use the following integer operators: a. Sample output (32 bit): s ./funwi thBits Please enter a hexadecimal int (without the leading "x):DEADBEEF please enter a hexadecinal ynt (without the leading "x"): 12345678 exDDEAF770 0x41231E6A 10ex41232222 ease enter a hexadecinal int (without the leading "ex"): 12344444 0100000100100011001000100010001e Please enter a hexadecimal int (without the leading "xFFFFFFFF Please enter a hexadecimal int (without the leading "x exFFFFFFFF funwithB?ts.c This progran demonstrates the functionality of the bitwise integer operations in c.

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this C code is all about the functionality of the bitwise integer operation.

It's operation includes different bitwise operations where the functionality is developed and is used to perform bitwise operation. This operation finally gives an output of success status with the stack valued data.

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