Conversion of specified locations and digits

Unsigned int intvert (unsigned int X, int P, int N) converts X to start Bitwise, n is the length to be converted. Assume that the start point is on the right side. For example, x = 0b0001 0001, P = 4, n = 3 after conversion X = 0b0110 0001 # Include <iostream> # Include <assert. h> Using namespace STD; Unsigned int intvert (unsigned int X, int P, int N) // assume P = 4, n = 3 { Unsigned int T = 0; Unsigned int A = 1; Assert (n + p <= 32 ); For (INT I = 0; I <n; I ++) { T = T |; A = A <1; } T = T <P; X = x ^ t; Return X; } Int main () { Int X, P, N; Cout <"Enter three positive integers (the sum of the last two numbers is less than 32)" <Endl; Cin> x> P> N; Int result = intvert (x, P, N ); Cout <"converted to" <result <Endl; Return 0; }