Advance Bit Programming in C/C++

Advance Bit Programming in C/C++ course. This course is designed for systems programmers, kernel developers, embedded systems programmers, or anyone who needs to work with low-level (bit-level) memory manipulation. This is an advanced course in bitwise programming, so it is assumed that the student is already familiar with bitwise operators in C/C++. In this course, we will implement a bitmap library that is independent of word endings. A bitmap is nothing but an array of bits. We will implement some advanced operations on bitmaps. We will also learn about the concept of masks and wildcards and how to use them. We conclude the course by implementing some real-world problems and data structures that conceptually work at the bit level. For example, Bloom filters, checksums, file compression or encryption algorithms. What you will learn in this course: Write low-level bit manipulation codes Writing code independent of the end of words Building a bitmap library, writing bit-level algorithms Bloom filters, bit-level encoding and decoding This course is suitable for people who: Embedded/Network/Kernel Developers C/C++ students looking to excel in bit-level programming