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hey everyone welcome back and letamp;#39;s write some more neat code today so today letamp;#39;s solve the problem reverse bits and this happens to be another problem from the blind 75 list or list of common leak code problems that weamp;#39;ve been tracking in this spreadsheet we have a solution for the vast majority of them and iamp;#39;ll be doing a few more of the binary questions the one today weamp;#39;ll be doing is this one reverse bits so this is a good problem to kind of go over and learn or refresh yourself on the bit manipulation operations so weamp;#39;re given a 32-bit unsigned integer and basically we want to reverse all of the bits of this integer so like in this example this is the integer represented in binary of course we might not be given the integer in binary you know that we might be given the integer 4 which in binary we know it looks like this and then weamp;#39;d want to reverse all of the bits for it so basically we would you know the reversal is going
