From the supplemental material you should have observed that a byte consists of $8-$bits. To store these $8-$bits of information we are going to need an array. In the data section of the class create an array called bits that will hold $8-$integer values to store the $1\text{'}$s and $0\text{'}$s for the Byte.

As an example, if we were to store the values $65$ in the data section of our class. The int array will hold $01000001$

Create the following utility function:

int bitsTolnt$()-$ this function will return the bit values stored in the data section as an int $($whole number$)$ value.

Public Methods:

Create the following functions $/$ methods :

void setValue$($int value$)-$ this function will take as an argument an int type. The argument is going to be the value we want to set our bits to$.$ To set the bits we are going to have to use some bitwise operators. Here is how it works.