Q.1
What is the use of the flip function in bitset?
  • a) Used to flip bit(s) in a bitset
  • b) Used to flip a bit in a bitset
  • c) Used to flip all bits to 1
  • d) Used to flip alternate bits
Q.2
What happens when no argument is supplied to flip() function?
  • a) All alternate bits are flipped in a bitset
  • b) All bits are flipped to 1 in a bitset
  • c) All bits are flipped in a bitset
  • d) First bit is flipped
Q.3
What happens when only one argument is supplied to flip() function?
  • a) All bits are flipped in a bitset
  • b) Bit corresponding to argument bit is flipped
  • c) All alternate bits are flipped in a bitset
  • d) First bit is flipped
Q.4
What will be the output of the following C++ code? #include <iostream> #include <bitset> using namespace std; int main() { bitset<b1(95); bitset<b2 = b1 << cout<<b}
  • a) 01110001
  • b) 11111000
  • c) 01111111
  • d) 00001101
Q.5
What will be the output of the following C++ code? #include <iostream> #include <bitset> using namespace std; int main() { bitset<b1(95); bitset<b2 = b1 >> cout<<b1<<endl<<b}
  • a) 00001011
  • b) 11111000
  • c) 01111111
  • d) 00001101
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