Java - Bitwise Operator

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Java - Bitwise Operator
Lecture By: Ms. Monica, Tutorials Point India Private Limited
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on the slide at the beginning:

if 'A' is of char type, it means decimal 65 represented by 2 bytes like 0000 0000 0100 0001. So, 'A'<<2 will be 0000 0001 0000 0100 which is equal to 260. Another way to get the result is to multiply 65 by 2 two times: 65*2*2 = 260.

If 'A' is a hex number it means decimal 10, so the result of A<<2 should be 10*2*2 = 40.

She gets 240 so I guess the first scenario was meant, but it should be 260, not 240.

pokerface
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Extremely good explanation
but madam please go a lill bit slow.

deepinurheart
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A negative of 60 is -61 how that is correct?

tonoysaha
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you have explained difference between right shift and zero fill right shift incorrectly.

AbuBohra
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videos posted by you help me the most in understanding IP

kaizhokuni
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Likewise, A>>2 and A>>>2 should be 16, not 15.

pokerface
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I have one doubt that why we are using 8 digits do 60.. 00111100 instead of simply 111100.. why we add two zeros before that.. pls someone clear me..

sanjayforce
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I don't understand Indian language! Can you speak English? I do love Indian food....

dychak
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videos posted by you help me the most in understanding IP

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