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11.27.3.Set the four elements of the BitArray and display the elements of the BitArray

using System;

using System.Collections;



class MainClass

{

  public static void Main()

  {

    BitArray myBitArray = new BitArray(4);



    Console.WriteLine("myBitArray.Length = " + myBitArray.Length);

    myBitArray[0] = false;

    myBitArray[1] = true;

    myBitArray[2] = true;

    myBitArray[3] = false;



    

    for (int i = 0; i < myBitArray.Count; i++)

    {

      Console.WriteLine("myBitArray[" + i + "] = " + myBitArray[i]);

    }

  }

}

myBitArray.Length = 4
myBitArray[0] = False
myBitArray[1] = True
myBitArray[2] = True
myBitArray[3] = False

11.27.BitArray
	11.27.1.	BitArray: Not()
	11.27.2.	BitArray: Xor()
	11.27.3.	Set the four elements of the BitArray and display the elements of the BitArray
	11.27.4.	Use copy constructor in BitArray
	11.27.5.	Use the Not() method to reverse the elements in BitArray
	11.27.6.	Use the Or() method to perform an OR operation on the elements in BitArray and another BitArray

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