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Need help with question asked in challange?
int num=8; System.out.print(num>>1); //Outputs 4 Can anybody explains.
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8 bitwise is 00001000. >> means shift the bits to the right once, so the result is 00000100, which in decimal is 4
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that's bitwise.
but I think it is not in course !!!
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Thanks..It was asked as the challange question
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Shifting bit to right or left result to divide or multiply by two, due to the base 2 on wich binary numbers operate, as shifting a digit in decimal ( base 10 ) will result to divide or multiply by ten... So, there's no need to convert explicitly a number to binary representation to be able to get the result of a bit shifting ^^
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@nikolay I have been looking for you for along time
please can you help me there
https://www.sololearn.com/discuss/1034923/?ref=app