Left Shift and Right Shift Bitwise Operator in C Programming

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In this part of the tutorial we would be talking about the left shift and the right shift bitwise operator.

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x=112
x=x<<2

answer is = 448

arvindknaick
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Sir kindly Rise your voice in the next video

shivanandmasne
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thank you for such an intuitive explanation!

damnatiomemoriae
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Thank you so much for this sir. My textbook was very unclear what was going on. This really helped!

YorozuyaNeesan
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Thanks a lot!
Our Ma'am messed it, thanks you sorted this.

mukulsharma
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Thank you for explaining this clearly.

lpk
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1:54 why do we loss 1, instead of putting in the front of it? because it exceeds the bound?

sproutboot
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could you also give examples of negative values?

MrPsychologie
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thanks a lot, friend, you save my day

vinhtranphuc
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for left shifting you did wrong . the value of last part should be 1792

electronicsmedia
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a 12 year old will understand this. i wish all my programming lessons were like this

mrtechthisout
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Pls clear ur voice sir....rather the explanation was awesome 👍👍👍👍👍

mukeshghosh
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Superb technique... Thank you brother ❣️

saswatamaity
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This video is helpful for me ..thanks u

vivekkr
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O this way you can shift by a power of 2; but how do you multiply (using the shift operator) a binary number by a odd number like 3 or 5? As you cant due to n<<2 =(nx2x2 =Nx4)

I get that <<1 is a multiplication by 2 and <<2 is a multiplication of 4 and <<3 is a multiplication of 8.

ambientsoda
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i was trying to find this explanation, for some reason people do not pften talk much about Shift Assignment Operators

It_guy
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I remember hearing a long time ago that shifting in C could be implemented as a rotate on some platforms, and some machines might do sign extension on right shifts necessitating masking. Is this still true, or has the functionality been standardized?

rperlberg
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the answers is 14, 28, 56 (how you printed?)

habibjalal
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very good video, clear my doubt quickly, thanks alot, pls keep it up the good work~!

VacancyJB
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just an amazing and extremely vivid explanation. thanks man

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