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Description: Bit-level shifting is a fundamental operation in binary data manipulation, which involves moving the bits of a number to the left or right. This operation is commonly used in programming and hardware design, especially in the context of digital systems. Shifting bits to the left multiplies the number by powers of two, while shifting […]