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Java
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- Time and Work.
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Why it will select last 2 bits??
ReplyDeleteBecause See the Statement in the struct we have defined that is
Deleteint p:3; which tell the compiler to take only three bits so the number representation start from lsb so that why it's takes only last three bits in above example.
similarly for other two cases.