C_19 Operators in C - Part 7 (Bitwise Operators-II) | C Programming Tutorials

This video is Part-II of Bitwise Operators video. In this video we will discuss all the remaining Bitwise Operators (part 2).
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a=10; (a+1)1; \\ result 6 ~(a+3); \\ result -14 i wrote the program and got these results and verified it to be right using manual calculations also.. (it did took too long to do the manual calculations.. ) But thanks to you for teaching a new method for calculation. Wishes from chennai.

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@@kamal_2006 a=10; (a+1)

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1-Ans: 44, 2-Ans: 6, 3-Ans: -14[Computer method], 2[logical method]

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points to be added : 1- if number of bits are negative or greater than or equal to promoted operand will give undefined behaviour e.g 1 = x>> -4 (undefined behaviour) 2 = if x is char (memory allocated for char in 32 bit system is 1 byte) char x = 96; x

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15:30 So mam here is the answer of that last three question : 1) (a+1)1 12/2*1 6 3) ~(a+3) ~((a+3)+1) -(14) Now by using normal method : The binary of (10+3) = 13 is 1101 so when we invert all the bits so finally we get : 0010 and its decimal value is 2 . So the calculative answer of 3rd one is 2 and in programming world it will give -14 answer. Thankyou so much mam...

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Binary of 13 check?

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@@pinjarialeema6778 It's not actually 8 bits(1 byte). Its 32-bit representation as each int variable takes 4 bytes of memory.

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Thank you for this wonderful demonstration. I've one question though. When we shift the numbers and all what we allowed to use is (max 8 bits) I've this in my exam. Will the output be ( - 96) bcz it started with 1 or it will be the same? Our teacher told us that we're not allowed 2 use more than 8 bits. So there's no 9 bits ( he did that, so that no one could run the code on compiler) so what will be the answer (negative, or positive)?

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Bro when you have 8 bits n so you have the maximum limit of 255 because the maximum calculation of 8 bits is 255 then why r uh asking like that will it give -96 or not ??

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(a+1)

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52

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~(a+3)=6

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(a+2)>>1 = 6..is this correct

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~( a+3) : is -14 ( as per mam logic ) But compiler says it's -13

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-14 is showing

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the output for c=40,a=10 mam

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value of c is 40 and a is 10. value of a is not altered in first example. left shift operator.

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1. 44 2.7 3.-14 Tq🙂

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44 6 -14 O/P respectively

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After shifting a and giving the value to c, I printed the value, a still remains 10. Is shift supposed to operate at the memory level?

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mam can we count number of ones using left and right shift operator??

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Hi,This Naresh.Why we need to take 8 bit format while shifting ?

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If we take a=21 and we perform a

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[@sensor1988]

thanks a lot Jenny for all your explanations but i have a doubt. Ex : int a = 10, a you said output is 160? is it correct because 160 can not be stored in 8 -bit size as the limit is [-128, 127], Correct Output = -96 right

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But while doing the program the ans is 160 only ? I am also having the same doubt 🤔

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@@ParamitaDey-bi1mg but mam the max number we store 2^8=(0-255). And aur output is only 160.

[@ParamitaDey-bi1mg]

@@DharmendraKumar-kq2ul But 0-225 is for unsigned character and for signed it is from -128 to 127... But now I am having another doubt that int a =10 is integer not character then why these kind of questions are arising ?🤔

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@@ParamitaDey-bi1mghere, variable a is a signed int and it's range is -32768 to 32767, so 160 is accepted

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The first example of bitwise

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if we add hexadecimal values like 0x56

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Superb Madam....Madam...I didn't understand bitwise not operator...How 10 is equal to -6 ?

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What is the reason to use 4 bits for 5 instead of using 3 bits whose binary form is 101