binary multiplication

To perform binary multiplication in C++, you can use bitwise operators. Here are the steps to multiply two binary numbers:

1. Declare two variables to store the binary numbers you want to multiply. For example, let's say you have two binary numbers: "101" and "110".

2. Convert the binary numbers to decimal form. In this case, "101" is equal to 5 in decimal form, and "110" is equal to 6.

3. Multiply the decimal values obtained in the previous step. In this case, 5 multiplied by 6 equals 30.

4. Convert the decimal product back to binary form. In this case, 30 in binary is "11110".

5. Assign the binary product to a new variable or print it to the console for further use.

That's it! You have successfully performed binary multiplication in C++.