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Bitwise-Operators - Ipynb - Colaboratory

The document demonstrates various bitwise operators in Python including AND, OR, XOR, and bit shifting. It shows how these operators work on binary representations of numbers, returning 1 only if the specified bit criteria are met. Examples calculate the binary AND, OR, and XOR of two numbers. It also shows left and right bit shifting numbers by specified positions and how this grows or shrinks the number in binary.

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Bitwise-Operators - Ipynb - Colaboratory

The document demonstrates various bitwise operators in Python including AND, OR, XOR, and bit shifting. It shows how these operators work on binary representations of numbers, returning 1 only if the specified bit criteria are met. Examples calculate the binary AND, OR, and XOR of two numbers. It also shows left and right bit shifting numbers by specified positions and how this grows or shrinks the number in binary.

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24.06.2020 г. bitwise-operators.

ipynb - Colaboratory

1234

1234

# 4 ones and 3 tens and 2 hundreds and 1 thousand

4*1 + 3*10 + 2*100 + 1*1000

1234

4*10**0 + 3*10**1 + 2*10**2 + 1*10**3

1234

0b1101

13

1*2**0 + 0*2**1 + 1*2**2 + 1*2**3

13

x = 0b11001011
y = 0b10101101

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# bitwise AND -- use &
# if both of them are 1, we get 1

# x = 0b11001011
# y = 0b10101101

0b10001001

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x & y

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# bitwise OR -- use |
# if one of them is 1, then we get 1

# x = 0b11001011
# y = 0b10101101

0b11101111

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x | y

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# bitwise XOR -- use ^


# if one of them is 1, but not both, then we get 1

# x = 0b11001011
# y = 0b10101101

0b01100110

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x ^ y

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first_choice = True
second_choice = False
third_choice = True

choices = 0b101

choices & 0b100 # mask -- only let the first_choice bit through, if it's there at all

choices & 0b010 # is second_choice set? 2 if so, 0 if not

choices & 0b001 # is third_choice set? 1 if so, 0 if not

def foo():
print("Hello")

bin(foo.__code__.co_flags)

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bin(x)

# bitwise NOT is (we think) ~ (tilde)

~x

~1234

~-1234

bin(x)

x << 1 # add a 0 to the end of the number

bin(406)

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bin(x)

0b110010110

bin(x)

0b110010110

x << 4

0b110010110000

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x >> 2

50

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bin(x)

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'0b11001011'

0b110010

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