To find the complement of a C++ bitset, follow these steps:

1. Start by including the <bitset> library:

#include <bitset>

1. Declare a bitset object and initialize it with the desired binary value. For example, let’s create a 4-bit bitset with an initial value of 1100:

std::bitset<4> myBitset("1100");

1. To find the complement of the bitset, you can simply use the bitwise NOT operator (~). Apply this operator to the bitset object:

std::bitset<4> complement = ~myBitset;

1. Finally, you can convert the complement bitset back to a string representation using the to_string() method:

std::string complementStr = complement.to_string();

Now, complementStr will contain the complement of the original bitset, in this case: 0011.

Here is the complete code snippet:

#include <bitset>
#include <iostream>

int main() {
    std::bitset<4> myBitset("1100");
    std::bitset<4> complement = ~myBitset;
    std::string complementStr = complement.to_string();

    std::cout << "Original Bitset: " << myBitset << std::endl;
    std::cout << "Complement Bitset: " << complementStr << std::endl;

    return 0;
}

By following the aforementioned steps, you can easily find the complement of a bitset in C++. This operation can be useful in various scenarios, especially when dealing with bit manipulation and bitwise operations.

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