Explain bitset in scala?
Answer / Neeraj Kumar Bora
"BitSet is a mutable, resizable set of Boolean values stored as a compact array of bits (a contiguous block of memory) in Scala. It is useful for storing large collections of Boolean values that have a small number of distinct elements."
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