Java Tutorials: Episode 19 - Bitwise and Bitshift Operators

Nineteenth episode of my programming series dedicated to teaching you Java! After another break we're back with more tutorials. We get an important lesson out of the way today, covering Bitwise and Bitshift operators, which do require a bit of knowledge of binary, yet have so many worthwhile uses. Please enjoy, subscribe, like, and favorite if you enjoyed the lesson. And always, leave a comment and tell me how you feel.

[dantewhite]

Thanks bro I love you for making this video books and other tutorials weren’t detailed and made things over complicated awesome tutorial I only needed to watch the first 14 minuets and now everything has finally clicked thanks 🙏🏿

[GumRamm]

The example with the or-operator was quite confusing, probably even for yourself.

I've watched a few of your tutorials now and just as some feedback: You might wanna edit your tutorials and cut parts out where you get confused / make errors and generally keep the pace at a good level. Sometimes you go a bit slow (when you're searching for the right words to explain something or when you're writing some stuff and make spelling errors) and sometimes an explanation is missing when it was badly needed to understand the following things.
But all in all you get the point across and your videos helped me quite a bit I'd say, keep it up :)

[bartmercier]

Very nice job. Do you have planned to show us an example on how to read a binary file, knowing its structure (For example satellite data file or any binary file). Thx a lot.

[MikeMH]

Scott do you have planned maybe some JSP/Servelt tutorial, i really apprecite if you can do it, this java tutos has helped me a lot?

[MoneyMitch-AceDuece]

It's -128 to 127(not 174). You might want to add an annotation.
Good job on these tutorials. They are awesome. I liked and subscribed.

[jokerspoker]

The first five minutes there was something to learn but 1/4 in the tutorial not so clear

[inkstainzpoetri]

this is very nice! I'm a want to write a program that asks user to input numbers between 1 -100 and enter -1 as the sentinel value. Then I want to progam to print all the numbers between 1 and 100 that wasn't inputted by the user. I want to achieve this using bit manipulation, bit fields... Can you help me out with this?

[koilk]

getting an error when i do:
int byte1 = 0b10000110010;