1 #include 2 1/91: Complete the following function using bitwise operations where the input char's bit order must be reversed 3 //Assume the composition of ch is unsigned 4 //Recall that a char holds 8 bits, therefore bit decimal values must not go lower than 0 or higher than 255 ((248)-1) 5 char reverseBit(char ch) 6 { 7 /*Complete & add detailed comments for the provided steps*/ 8 } 9 10 int main() 11- { 12 //For example, the char '&' in ASCII-standards has a bit decimal value of 38 or bit representation of 00100110 13 char testchar '&'; 14 unsigned int bitValueOfChar testChar; 15 printf("Character = %c\tBit Value = %d ", testChar, bitValueOfChar); 16 17 //Expected outputs are listed below when testchar = '&': 18 //Reversing the bit representation of '&' gives 01100100, or a decimal value of 100, which is 'd' in ASCII code 19 char reversedChar reverseBit(testChar); 20 unsigned int bitValueOfRev reversedChar; 21 printf("Reversed-Bit Character = %c\tReversed Bit Value = %d ", reversedChar, bitValueOfRev); 22 return; 23 }