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write a program to swap bits in a character and return the value
prototype of function
char fun (char a, charb flag c)
where fun returns a char, char a is a the value char b is
the bit to be changed and flag c is the bit value
for eg: x=fun(45,7,0)
since 45 is 0010 0101
and ow x should contain the value 65 (0110 0101)
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Answer Posted / abdur rab
#include <stdio.h>
char fun ( char a, char b, int flag )
{
if ( flag ) return ( a |= ( flag << ( (int) b -
1 ) ) );
return ( a &= ~( 1 << ( (int) b - 1 ) ) );
}
int main ( int argc, char* argv [] )
{
char a = 45;
printf ( "\n Before change :%d", (int) a );
printf ( "\n After change :%d", (int) fun ( a,
(char) 7, 1 ) );
return ( 0 );
}
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