You can use the int32 data type to handle data at the bit level and to manage binary data encoded in 32-bit words (for example, network long values).

Arithmetic and comparison operators will handle an int32 value as a 32-bit twos-complement signed binary number.

Bitwise operators will handle an int32 value as a sequence of 32 bits.

The default value of an int32 variable is 0, or all bits cleared.

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