Programming in C
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Chapter 12, Problem 5E
Program Plan Intro
- Include the necessary header files into program.
- Define the macro named “SHIFT()” to find out the shifting operations.
- Define the main function
- Declare and initialize the variables “w1” and “w2” in type of unsigned integer.
- Call the macro “SHIFT ()” which pass the arguments with left and right shift values and print the resultant values on screen.
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