Bitwise Operators in C (Part 1)

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Result of ~7 is -8. Remember we're dealing with signed numbers here, and where computers represent negative numbers in 2's complement, that means that the sign bit is also flipped. (So if you do a = 7 and b = ~a +1, then b is -7. Cool thing about 2's complement is that you can do it again: a = ~b + 1 and the value of a will still be 7.)

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Man, my first intro to Bitwise Operators and I feel like I'm learning ABC. Thank you! thank you for explaining things so well!

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Finally cleared the difference between logical and bitwise operators in 7 minutes!

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[@vaibhavkapadia1]

sir i think ~7 must be -8 not 8 bcs you used %d in printf i.e integer data type which uses 2's complement representation

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Then how to represent 8 in binary form?

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[@robelpop78]

AND(&) 1:16 OR(|) 2:55 NOT(~) 3:43

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[@sumeursault]

I think it's useful to think of the & (AND) and | (OR) linguistically. If I'm understanding how this works correctly, it goes something like: "If one bit AND the other are true (1), then the result is true (1). Otherwise, the result is false (0)." And likewise: "If either one bit OR the other is true (1), then the result is true (1). Otherwise, the result is false (0)."

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[@compangit1524]

Comments for myself: Bitwise operators compares each bit of a value at a time and returns a final value from the formed bits sequence from the operations. e.g. if sequence is 0000 0000 (for char), then it returns 0.

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[@ParnikaTutorials]

@4:31 not of 7 is -8.

[@mukulmalviya1605]

but why

[@ParnikaTutorials]

@@mukulmalviya1605 you verify using any c compiler. Bit wise not of a 6 is -7, - 6 is 5

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[@chitharlashivaprasad9890]

Sir, what happen if we take 7 , 8 instead of 7,4 in bitwise and operation, the output is 0 or not

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[@sumitpardeshi719]

One issue is there in ~7= -8 Can you explain it🤔

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[@ezkakashi7598]

how can i understand that a&b=0 and a&&b=1 ???

[@samdavepollard]

they're doing different things & is a bitwise operator, which works on the individual digits in a and b && is a logical operator which works on the truth/false values of a and b

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