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Given two 16-bit ints, can I interleave those bits to form a single 32-bit int? Let's say I have ABCD and abcd and the output bits should be something like AaBbCcDd.

Code:

unsigned int JoinBits(unsigned short a, unsigned short b) { }

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The task is unclear but I was able to do it.
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Given+two+16-bit+ints%2C+can+I+interleave+those+bits+to+form+a+single+32-bit+int

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Do puzzles and problem-solving intrigue you? How would you approach this simple CS question:

Given two 16-bit ints, can I interleave those bits to form a single 32-bit int? Let's say I have ABCD and abcd and the output bits should be something like AaBbCcDd.

Code:

unsigned int JoinBits(unsigned short a, unsigned short b) { }

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To start with,the problem statement is not clear.Being a programmer I don't know Am I suppose to write a method or a functional module to handle the given question which again is ambiguous.Will you reframe your question with expected input and expected output use-cases ? That is how problems are presented.

The task is unclear but I was able to do it.
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Given+two+16-bit+ints%2C+can+I+interleave+those+bits+to+form+a+single+32-bit+int

Lmao you're the real deal.