how to use operators ( ^ , & , | ) And which problems?

Question

What are the benefits of them in math programming problems

Answer 1

[ how the result is calculated?
5^3 = 6
And the others]

^ is for xor
you have to think of numbers as binary. that's why they are called bitwise operators.

in xor if you get the same digit you get 0 example.
0 ^ 0 = 0
1 ^ 1 = 0
0 ^ 1 = 1
1 ^ 0 = 1
in your example

read them vertically

5 = 00000101
xor ^
3 = 00000011
=
= 00000110

00000110 binary = 6 decimal

Answer 2

In this assignments based on Ascii values and Bitwise visualization. So, you should firstly think about of them. After that, the operators using properties etc. Then, you can understand how they work actually.

Also, check Bahha🐧 's comment. I think it's more clear.

Happy coding!

Answer 3

Bahha🐧 thanks for detailed and good explanation
mesarthim thanks for helping me

Answer 4

I think you mean in R.

^ : used for power of any number. (exponentiation)
For example: 2^3 = 8

& : (and operator, it can used also as && in general case and it is generally used in conditional statements) also it's used for an address of a variable, like in C, C++.
For example:
x = 0, y = 1
x & y = 0

| : (or operator, it can be used also as || in general case) used in a conditional statement generally.
For example:
x = 0, y = 0
x | y = 1

Answer 5

mesarthim thanks, but I mean in Python

Answer 6

You're welcome! Mahmoud ayman

Happy coding!

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Answer 7

in python,
they are used to perform bitwise operations.
there are many scenarios where you can use them.
cryptography for example.

here is a silly example to convert string of 0-9 to int.

x = "2" #x is a string

the ASCII number for "2" is 50

50 in binary = 0011 0010

#ord() is used to get ascii number of "2"

x = ord(x) & 0b00001111

print(x) # x is now an int by removing higher half of 00110010 to get 0010 which 2 in decimal

#visual representation, compare vertically
0000 1111
&
0011 0010
=
0000 0010
= 2 in decimal.

Answer 8

mesarthim how the result is calculated?
5^3 = 6
And the others

Answer 9

You can use this and operator for this scenario consider if user gives some string you need to check whether it contains a alphabet and length should be greater than 7.Here comes and operator you can check if len(string) > 7 and string.isalpha():
pass

Answer 10

And next ^ not operator it can be used for evaluating Boolean value which gives opposite to that of your input.consider if you have variable stop which equals true you have two parts of which executes when stop variable is not true and a else part.so you can easily relate variable name and it's purpose and so you must use not operator if part executes when not stop that is if false it satisfies and viz

Answer 11

And next or operator you can use it when u need to trigger a task when either one of the conditions are true.you can club all these operator for condition ✅ check.you can solve problems related to this you can gain better knowledge for coding problems visit codewars or codingame website