what is 101 in 8 bit binary left shifted by 2?

Question

Sorry i just want to make sure i’m correct.

101 left shifted by 2 is
10100

Thus
01010000 because its 8 bit?

Answer 1

101 left shiftet by 2 is 20 in decimal. So it is 00010100.

Everytime you shift left it is the same as doubeling the decimal value by two.

Answer 2

Thank youuu

Answer 3

And as for right shift
For example 101 in 8 bit binary right shifted by 2 would be
00000001 ?

Answer 4

What about 101111101101 in 8 bit binary right shifted by 2?
Would it be 1011111011
But would i limit to 8 bit by removing extra bit from the right side?
Al 11011111110?

Answer 5

Don’t mind Al

Answer 6

The answers should always be binary.
So the final answer is 11101101?
It’s the same as left shift. You limit to 8 bit binary by removing extra bit at the left?

Answer 7

banna101 Correct

Answer 8

The problem is that the result is bigger than a 8 bit number. If you foce it into an 8 bit number it depends on the language you are using. As far as i know it would cut the leftmost numbers.