Explain 'bit masking'?
Answer / Shilpi Sharma
Bit masking is a technique used in programming to perform bitwise operations on integers for specific purposes, such as setting, clearing, testing, or manipulating individual bits within an integer. This can be done by using binary values known as masks.
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