Bitwise operators in JavaScript are used to manipulate the individual bits of integer values at the binary level. These operators perform bit-level operations on the binary representations of the values. Bitwise operations are commonly used in low-level programming, cryptography, and certain optimization techniques.
| Sno | Operator | Usage |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Bitwise AND (&) | Bitwise AND assignment (&=) |
| 2. | Bitwise OR (|) | Bitwise OR assignment (|=) |
| 3. | Bitwise NOT (~) | |
| 4. | Bitwise XOR (^) | Bitwise XOR assignment (^=) |
| 5. | Left shift (<<) | Left shift assignment (<<=) |
| 6. | Right shift (>>) | Right shift assignment (>>=) |
| 7. | Unsigned right shift (>>) | Unsigned right shift assignment (>>>=) |
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//Bitwise Operators in js //& let a=12;//1100 let b=24;//11000 console.log(a&b); //&= a&=b; console.log(a); // | (Bitwise or) a=12;//1100 b=24;//11000 console.log(a|b); //|= a|=b; console.log(a); // ~ ~a = -a-1 a=12; //-25-1=-26 console.log(~a); // ^ a=12; b=6; console.log(a^b); //<< a=5; b=2; console.log(a<<b); a<<=b; console.log(a); //>> a=8; b=2; console.log(a>>b); a>>=b; console.log(a); // >>> a=-11; b=2; /* 0010 0011 ---- 0010 0000 1100 12 0001 1000 24 ----------------- 0000 1000 8 0000 1100 12 0001 1000 24 ----------------- 0001 1100 8 */To download raw file Click Here
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