A common use of bitwise operators is the use of bit fields. If you and your team of software developers has a set of permissions (Read, Create, Update, and Delete), it is possible to use bit fields to store these values in a single byte rather than needing 4 bytes, one for each permission.
Refer to "C Bitwise Operators" on the Microsoft® Developer Network website.
As a team of software developers, research C# bitwise operators, write a C# program in Word demonstrating their use for this set of permissions.