3. Bit Toggle

Write a C program to toggle the 5th bit (0-based index) of a given integer.

• The program should take an integer N as input.
• It should toggle the 5th bit of N (i.e., flip the bit at position 5: if 0, make it 1; if 1, make it 0).

Note: The 5th bit is at position 5(0-based indexing). For example, in the binary number 100100, the 5th bit is 1.

Example

• Input: 10
  Explanation:
  Binary representation of 10 is 00001010.
  Toggling the 5th bit (position 5) results in 00101010, which is 42 in decimal.
  Expected Output: 42

• Input: 31
  Explanation:
  Binary representation of 31 is 00011111.
  Toggling the 5th bit (position 5) results in 01011111, which is 95 in decimal.
  Expected Output: 95

• Input: 0
  Explanation:
  Binary representation of 0 is 00000000.
  Toggling the 5th bit (position 5) results in 00100000, which is 32 in decimal.
  Expected Output: 32