Question 2:Using C++Example Input12 33 62 3Example Output37 In this problem, we are working with binary strings with length K. A binary stringcontains only characters '0' and '1'. The bitwise XOR of two such strings X and Y(denoted by X OY)is also a binary string with length K.You have a sequence A of binary strings, indexed from 1. Initially, it is empty.You should process Q queries. In each query:• You are given two integers L and R (0 < L< R< 2k ). For each i (L

In this problem, we are working with binary strings with length K. A binary string contains only characters '0' and '1'. The bitwise XOR of two such strings X and Y (denoted by X Y) is also a binary string with length K. You have a sequence A of binary strings, indexed from 1. Initially, it is empty. You should process Q queries. In each query: • You are given two integers L and R (0 < L < R < 2* ). For each i ( L

In this problem, we are working with binary strings with length K. A binary string contains only characters '0' and '1'. The bitwise XOR of two such strings X and Y (denoted by X Y) is also a binary string with length K. You have a sequence A of binary strings, indexed from 1. Initially, it is empty. You should process Q queries. In each query: • You are given two integers L and R (0 < L < R < 2* ). For each i ( L

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Chapter6: Creating, Sorting, And Querying A Table

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