Overview
- Contains an array of true/false values.
- Resizable through the Length property.
- Supports bitwise operations.
Examples
Setting Values
BitArray a = new BitArray(8);
a.SetAll(false);
a[2] = true;
Xor
BitArray a = new BitArray(8);
a.SetAll(false);
a[2] = true;
BitArray b = new BitArray(8);
b.SetAll(false);
b[2] = false;
BitArray xor = a.Xor(b);
Console.WriteLine(xor[2]);
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