INPUT IS DECIMAL NUMBER. CONVERT IT INTO A BINARY SEQUENCE. THEN SHIFT THE SEQUENCE BY AN AMOUNT OF GIVEN NUMBER OF BITS. FOR EXAMPLE: a=120; & n=5; then output will be:1100011
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Matthew Eicholtz
on 3 Oct 2014
The indices of the input->output do not match (i.e. y(end) corresponds to x(1)). Was this done on purpose?
bainhome
on 31 Mar 2018
I really don't think the "y_correct" answer in test suite is correct.
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