a) Complete this C/C++ function that takes an integer and returns a 1 if bit 10 is a 1, or otherwise return a 0. Again, you can ONLY use a single return statement, declare auxiliary variables, use assignment (=), use constants, and use bitwise operations (>>, <<, &, |, ^, ~). In other words, DO NOT USE if-else, loops, etc... int ifBit10isl (int v) { } b) Complete this C/C++ function that takes an integer and returns its bits 5 through 8 (that's 4 bits in total and it should treat them as if they were signed). Again, you can ONLY use a single return statement, declare auxiliary variables, use assignment (=), use constants, and use bitwise operations (>>, <<, &, |, ^, ~). In other words, DO NOT USE if-else, loops, etc... int signedBits 5through8 (int v) { }

a) Complete this C/C++ function that takes an integer and returns a 1 if bit 10 is a 1, or otherwise return a 0. Again, you can ONLY use a single return statement, declare auxiliary variables, use assignment (=), use constants, and use bitwise operations (>>, <<, &, |, ^, ~). In other words, DO NOT USE if-else, loops, etc... int ifBit10isl (int v) { } b) Complete this C/C++ function that takes an integer and returns its bits 5 through 8 (that's 4 bits in total and it should treat them as if they were signed). Again, you can ONLY use a single return statement, declare auxiliary variables, use assignment (=), use constants, and use bitwise operations (>>, <<, &, |, ^, ~). In other words, DO NOT USE if-else, loops, etc... int signedBits 5through8 (int v) { }

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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Chapter6: User-defined Functions

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