Operators in c | Bitwise | Part-2/2 | C Programming | Lec-18

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bitwise operators like left shift, right shift with examples

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Excellent ! Your explanation is too good ma'am. It is so clear and easy to understand.

SandeepKumar-cqnk
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Clear to understand and very easy process

lokeshsamudrala
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In bitwise negation, c=10 then ~c =5
But you wrote ~c=11 how??

rachamallapoojitha
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Mam apka complement ka output 11 kese aya please explain i am confused mera 5 arha

saurabhsrivastava
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This video has really add up to my binary systems

emmanuelkoduah
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Hi... I have learnt a lot from your videos.. .

In this video I have a doubt...
In the last of the video you gave an example of program using left shift, right shift and one's compliment... In that program how the value of one's compliment of c=10 is 11 ?

VarunKumar-ubno
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the answer for ones compliment, when we do by our self and as maam said it should become 5 but when we run it by machine it shows as 11, can any one clear it please.

sayedamirkazemi
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Answer is 5 at the end otherwise video was excellent.

swarajpethkar
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In the last one's complement how ~c = 11 ones explain

kummarisudhamani
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Video is too good but in the last the one's compliment is 5 .

triptijaiswal
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I enjoyed the video but the ~c= 5.Thanks

emmanuelkoduah
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The answer for the last one is 5 and not 11. Am I correct

ganeshbabumr
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In this video I have one doubt ~c value will come "5"

geethagayathri
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One's complement statement is wrong...
Basically it means add 1 to the the number you have taken....
For ex: ~12 = 12+1 = 13

abhijitmenon
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There is something wrong about one's complement...🤔

OKD_
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Miss, you are not returning a value. How the results are coming? Please work on that

NavdeepSingh-urlz
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Mam in one's compliment in program ans of it should be 5 na but u rote as 11 how

anavyasir
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5 is WRONG!!!!


#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
void main()
{
int a=10, b=20, c=24, d=49;
printf("%d\n", ~a);
printf("%d\n", ~b);
printf("%d\n", ~c);
printf("%d", ~d);
}


OUTPUT:
-11
-21
-25
-50

bharathgdpeace
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In the last part of the video the sample programs result was wrong I think so I would be c= 5

darshanvs
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In left Shift, How does I0I0 (4) became I0I00 (5)
It should be only 0I00 (4)

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