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-====== Bitwise operations ======+====== Bitwise Operations ======
  
-Bitwise operations library contains a set of macro functions to do common bit manipulation operations. They are used by the rest of the library and they can be used everythere else. As the macro functions have no type, they are compatible with any data type.+Bitwise operations library contains a set of macro functions to do common bit manipulation operations. They are used by the rest of the library and can be used everywhere else. As the macro-functions have no type, they are compatible with any data type.
  
-Bit index is used to specify the bit in the binary number. Indexes are counted from zero, where zero represents the least significant bit (LSB). For example, 8-bit number have 8 bits with indexes from 0 to 7 and 16-bit number have 16 bits with indexes from 0 to 15.+Bit index is used to specify the bit in the binary number. Indexes are counted from zero, where zero represents the least significant bit (LSB). For example, an 8-bit number has 8 bits with indexes from 0 to 7 and 16-bit number has 16 bits with indexes from 0 to 15.
  
-===== Funktsioonid =====+===== Functions =====
  
   * **//bit_mask(bit)//** \\   * **//bit_mask(bit)//** \\
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