Bitwise Operators
Bitwise Operators
this piece of my tutorial i don't understand.
i think i understand the false
this is what i think that it means
In general, &, |, ^, and ~ apply their operations directly to each bit in a value individually. For this reason, bitwise operations are not usually used in conditional statements the way the relational and logical operators are. For example, if x equals 7, then x && 8 evaluates to true, whereas x & 8 evaluates to false.
this is what i think that it means
0111 = 7
1000 = 8
____&
0000 = false
1000 = 8
____&
0000 = false
Originally Posted by lalakijilp
this piece of my tutorial i don't understand.
i think i understand the false
this is what i think that it means
i think i understand the false
this is what i think that it means
good work! There's all sorts of things you can do with bitwise operations. Sometimes I like to use bitwise comparisons instead of boolean just for fun 
