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hi guys in this presentation we shall learn how to print the binary value of an given number so if you watch my previous videos you know the bitwise operators and how numbers are stored in that okay if you have any doubt in that please watch my previous videos whenever we store a number in computer it is stored in the form of binary values right so how to print that value four is stored like in integer there are four bytes are allocated for this okay from 0 to 31 bits so these are these all are zeros zeros zeros and here at this position one two four at this position it will be one and remaining all are zero okay how to print these binary values so what is the logic to print these values there are so many techniques which i am going to use this bitwise operator technique okay in this case see here if the 0 is added with 1 the result is 0 if one is ended with 1 the result is 1 so you can see that this 0 from here came to here and this one here came to here okay if the same logic we appl