Consider sets whose elements are integers in the range [0,N − 1]. A popular scheme for representing a set A of this type is by means of a boolean array, B, where we say that x is in A if and only if B[x] = true. Since each cell of B can be represented with a single bit, B is sometimes referred to as a bit vector. Describe and analyze efficient algorithms for performing the methods of the set ADT assuming this representation.

Consider sets whose elements are integers in the range [0,N − 1]. A popular scheme for representing a set A of this type is by means of a boolean array, B, where we say that x is in A if and only if B[x] = true. Since each cell of B can be represented with a single bit, B is sometimes referred to as a bit vector. Describe and analyze efficient algorithms for performing the methods of the set ADT assuming this representation.

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