In assembly code, the statement: mov.b #BIT0|BIT6, &P1OUT tells the microcontroller to make pins P1.0 and P1.6 on Port 1 HIGH (puts 3.3 volts on the pins ... turns them on). Alternative ways to write this command are:

mov.b #0x41, &P1OUT(Hex notation)

mov.b #01000001b, &P1OUT(Binary notation)

mov.b #65, &P1OUT (Decimal notation)

What are the three alternative ways of writing the following statement?

mov.b #BIT1|BIT5, &P1OUT