Please code in Java

Your program should use the bit string representation of sets to perform union, intersection, and complement operations. This representation is described in the sub-section "Computer Representation of Sets", in section 2.2, "Set Operations", of our textbook: Represent a subset A of U with the bit string of length n, where the ith bit in this string is 1 if a; belongs to A and is O if a; does not belong to A." In this program, you can assume that the universal set U = {a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h}. According to out textbook, the bit string representation of the universal set U will be 11111111. Your program will prompt the user to enter two subsets of U. For example, if A = {a, b, c}, the user will enter 11100000. If B = {c, d, e), the user will enter 00111000. Your program should use bitwise operations in Java or C++, AND, OR, COMPLEMENT, to calculate and print the bit string representation of AUB AnB The complement of A The following is a sample execution: Enter the bit string representation of A: 11100000 Enter the bit string representation of B: 00111000 A union B = 11111000 A intersection B = 00100000 The complement of A = 00011111 Your program should not use the built-in set operations of Java or C++. I included the description of bitwise operators of C++ in our Canvas course shell. Your program should use the bit string representation of sets to perform union, intersection, and complement operations. This representation is described in the sub-section "Computer Representation of Sets", in section 2.2, "Set Operations", of our textbook: Represent a subset A of U with the bit string of length n, where the ith bit in this string is 1 if a; belongs to A and is O if a; does not belong to A." In this program, you can assume that the universal set U = {a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h}. According to out textbook, the bit string representation of the universal set U will be 11111111. Your program will prompt the user to enter two subsets of U. For example, if A = {a, b, c}, the user will enter 11100000. If B = {c, d, e), the user will enter 00111000. Your program should use bitwise operations in Java or C++, AND, OR, COMPLEMENT, to calculate and print the bit string representation of AUB AnB The complement of A The following is a sample execution: Enter the bit string representation of A: 11100000 Enter the bit string representation of B: 00111000 A union B = 11111000 A intersection B = 00100000 The complement of A = 00011111 Your program should not use the built-in set operations of Java or C++. I included the description of bitwise operators of C++ in our Canvas course shell