Dynamically Allocated Bitset
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Authored by jcmcdonald on Mar 6 2015, 3:21 PM.

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	/*The following example code would dynamically allocate a bitset as 1000,
	change it to 0101, and then delete it at the end.*/
	typedef bitset<4> testBitset;
	testBitset* tB = new testBitset("1000");
	tB->reset(3);
	tB->set(0);
	tB->set(2);
	cout << *tB << endl;
	delete tB;

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