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Objective Investigate the usage of bitwise and shift operators using the C language Procedure 1. Create a new C project in Code Composer. Initialize the contents of three local variables of type int as follows volatile int i = 0x25A3; volatile int j = 0x8B94; volatile int k 0x006C; Perform the following operations using the appropriate C operators. Create a new variable r to store the result. Use the watch window in CCS to observe the results (change the Number Format to Binary). For each operation, record the result in binary Description C Language Predicted Result MSP430 Result Bitwise AND r-i &j Bitwise OR Bitwise XOR Bitwise NOT on i 2. Masking. Perform a "bit test" operation to test if the bit5 of the variable i is a one. Hint: create a new variable with a mask. Remember the LSB = bit. If the result of the test is stored in an int, can you use the result of the test in a conditional loop (which requires a Boolean value in the condition)? Explain. In this exercise, you used the data type int. This variable can represent both negative and positive integer values. If you change the data type to unsigned int 3. a. Does t change the decimal value of the result? Explain. b. Does t change the bit values of the result? Explain. Hint: experiment with the Number Format...Default, Decimal, and Hex 4. What does the following expression do? Hint: rewrite it as separate expressions. Objective Investigate the usage of bitwise and shift operators using the C language Procedure 1. Create a new C project in Code Composer. Initialize the contents of three local variables of type int as follows volatile int i = 0x25A3; volatile int j = 0x8B94; volatile int k 0x006C; Perform the following operations using the appropriate C operators. Create a new variable r to store the result. Use the watch window in CCS to observe the results (change the Number Format to Binary). For each operation, record the result in binary Description C Language Predicted Result MSP430 Result Bitwise AND r-i &j Bitwise OR Bitwise XOR Bitwise NOT on i 2. Masking. Perform a "bit test" operation to test if the bit5 of the variable i is a one. Hint: create a new variable with a mask. Remember the LSB = bit. If the result of the test is stored in an int, can you use the result of the test in a conditional loop (which requires a Boolean value in the condition)? Explain. In this exercise, you used the data type int. This variable can represent both negative and positive integer values. If you change the data type to unsigned int 3. a. Does t change the decimal value of the result? Explain. b. Does t change the bit values of the result? Explain. Hint: experiment with the Number Format...Default, Decimal, and Hex 4. What does the following expression do? Hint: rewrite it as separate expressions