Thank you! You gave me the main idea, and I ended up coding this, I think is easier to understand it like this.
function flippingBits(n) { const binaryString = n.toString(2).padStart(32, "0"); const flippedString = binaryString .split("") .map((bit) => (bit === "0" ? "1" : "0")) .join(""); const flippedNumber = parseInt(flippedString, 2); return flippedNumber; }
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Thank you! You gave me the main idea, and I ended up coding this, I think is easier to understand it like this.