The Bit Array structure provides a compacted arrays of Booleans, with one bit for each Boolean value. A 0 [1] bit corresponds to the Boolean value false [true], respectively. We can look at a stream of bytes as a stream of bits each byte contains 8 bits, so any n bytes hold n*8 bits. And the operation to manipulate this stream or bits array is so easy, jut read or change the bits state or make any Boolean operation on the whole bits array, like 鈥楢ND鈥? 鈥極R鈥? or 鈥榅OR鈥?
