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Examples 7.2.1:
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The features of the pervasive class BIT are used in individual examples. None of the examples given is a complete class nor necessarily a 'complete' method.
Assuming that the following two statements have already been executed then the equality expression following them is true -
This feature returns true if and only if the bit is set, thus -
will always make equals true.
This feature returns true if and only if the bit is clear, thus -
will also make equals true.
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