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18.1.7.instantiate a bitset object for 8 bits, given an unsigned long init value

#include <bitset>

#include <iostream>

#include <string>



int main ()

{

    using namespace std;



    bitset <8> eightbits (255);

    cout << "The initial contents of eightBits: " << eightbits << endl;



    return 0;

}

18.1.bitset
	18.1.1.	Initialize a bitset with hex number
	18.1.2.	A bitset to hold 8-bits
	18.1.3.	Read a binary number into a bitset
	18.1.4.	Test value in a bitset
	18.1.5.	Create a copy of a bitset
	18.1.6.	Reset bit in a bitset
	18.1.7.	instantiate a bitset object for 8 bits, given an unsigned long init value
	18.1.8.	Instantiate a bitset object for holding 5 bits, initialize it to a bit sequence supplied by a string
	18.1.9.	Instantiate a bitset object for holding 4 bits, all initialized to '0000'
	18.1.10.	write a decimal integer as a binary number
	18.1.11.	Use bitset with enum together

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