Comment on Tutorial - BitSet example in Java By Lakshmi
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Comment Added at : 2014-08-20 15:37:17
Comment on Tutorial : BitSet example in Java By Lakshmi
Hi,
What is done here is, bitset.get(0, 15) returns a sub-bitset from the original one. So, bitset1 stores values same as bitset between positions 0 and 15 for the first statement. So, you have 2 bitsets, say 001100101010 and 101000100011. the xor simply does and xor, and produces the following as the new bitset
001100101010
101000100011
-----------------
011011110110
this continues on...
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