Bitwise Operators in Python (Part 1)

[@gregoryfridman5680]

Indians have led to an immeasurable benefit in online technology education. I see so many south asian educators on line, great stuff! Keep it up. love from the USA ❤

[@Oof_the_gamer]

projct to do with this: let's say you're making a Binary code translator. It translates binary code that means the numbers 1-10. With this, it could work. And for the Binary code, you need to put 0o before it.

[@DorcasKapa]

How did you get the binary values for a=10 and b=5?

[@roopeshjayaprakash9493]

Sir, a doubt here, even though the output is a number at 08:40, why is it in single quotes

[@talharizwan1226]

How many videos are there in total for this series??

[@sushilkumar-yr5qw]

thank u

[@IshaZaka]

When this series is going to complete in neso academy website?

[@Oof_the_gamer]

why no > operator? from egypt

[@Oof_the_gamer]

Was my country even necessary?

[@kosha_svt]

Your question is unclear . Ask in a specific way . No one can understand. Even I can't understand.

[@Oof_the_gamer]

I'm asking why he didn't explain the left shift (>>) bitwise operator and the right shift (

[@Oof_the_gamer]

Well, I don't know why I switched the left shift and right shift

[@kosha_svt]

@@Oof_the_gamer If you want these topics then you can search in other KZbin channel. Also I don't know why he didn't included that topic. The possible reason for not including it may be he is teaching topics that are a part of Indian high school syllabus. I mean in India these topics are for university students because they study Computer science as their major subject but high school student have CS as their minor subject cause they have major subject as BIo/Maths , phys and chem. and other...

[@satishgokul7176]

5 in binary is 101 but @3:35 it is 0101 how can anyone please explain and help me

[@sandeepswiss]

It is with 4 bits, means 0000 is base. if you show 5 in binary with base it will be 0101

[@streetnoober4011]

Same question...

[@fantasycollection5383]

For an unsigned number, increasing the number of bits used to represent a number can be accomplished by simply adding 0's to the left side of a number. For example, the number 3dec can be represented with 3 bits as 0112, or as 4 bits as 00112.☑✅

[@k_u_s_a_lxl_o_c_h_a]

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[@AbdulDanmalan]

It's either made in India or understood better there.

[@softmedun6794]

Hello sir please Hindi me bole bahut problem hota hai please sir

[@angryman5517]

y r u singing