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so in a previous video we looked at the bitwise operators what do they do and how they work in todayamp;#39;s video weamp;#39;ll take a look at some uses these operators have namely we try to implement a flag system so letamp;#39;s look at the problem at hand so suppose we have to sort of implement something that has two features right and those features can be either on or off right the state of those features were to store them well in two variables letamp;#39;s just call them something like int x and y doesnamp;#39;t vary matter and suppose that if X is 1 itamp;#39;s enabled that X feature is enabled and if X is zero that feature is disabled all right so for example here I can set X to letamp;#39;s say 1 and Y to 0 ok then what I do well I should check if those features either enabled or disabled so if X is enabled I want to just print off a message it says first feature is enabled and the back session and thatamp;#39;s it really and same thing for the Y variable here so if