This is what I learned about bitwise operators the other day (I set it up in a table so that I can remember what goes where)
| Operator | Syntax | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Bitwise Not | ~a | ~0111 = 1000 |
| Bitwise OR | a | b | 0111 | 0000 = 0111 |
| Bitwise And | a & b | 0111 & 1111 = 0111 |
| Bitwise XOR | a ^ b | 0111 | 1111 = 1000 |
| Bitwise Shift Left | a << 2 | 0111 = 1100 |
| Bitwise Shift Right | a >> 2 | 0111 >> 2 = 0001 |
| Bitwise Shift Right | a >> 2 | 1000 >> 2 = 1110 |
*Right shift depends on sign and unsigned, unsigned always put preceding number(s) as 0, if it is signed, it depends on if the first number is 1 or 0, if it is 1 then the preceding number(s) become 1
*(I hope I copied it right)*
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