C# 0 The Complete Reference

BitArray

 from an array of 

int

s using this constructor:

public BitArray(int[ ] 

bits

)

In this case, 

bits

[0] specifies the first 32 bits, 

bits

[1] specifies the second 32 bits, and so on.

You can create a 

BitArray

 of a specific size using this constructor:

public BitArray(int 

size

)

Here, 

size

 specifies the number of bits. The bits in the collection are initialized to 

false

. To 

specify a size and initial value of the bits, use the following constructor:

public BitArray(int 

size

, bool 

v

)

In this case, all bits in the collection will be set to the value passed in 

v.

Finally, you can create a new 

BitArray

 from an existing one by using this constructor:

public BitArray(BitArray 

bits

)

The new object will contain the same collection of bits as 

bits,

 but the two collections will be 

otherwise separate.

BitArray

s can be indexed. Each index specifies an individual bit, with an index of zero 

indicating the low-order bit.

In addition to the methods specified by the interfaces that it implements,