Requirements This tutorial assumes a basic knowledge of C# and basic binary/logical operators. Scenario QuoteYou're writing an application with multiple settings that require saving to disk or to memory, but there are potentially hundreds of flags that need to be tracked/saved; the settings file doesn't necessarily have to be human readable and you want to save memory wherever you can. The madness of bool In order to appease the previous scenario, assume you have the following class with several arbitrary settings that need to be saved: public class Example { public Boolean usesFastBrowse { get; set; } public Boolean Validates { get; set; } public Boolean isHD { get; set; } } This seems like a perfectly...


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