Bitwise Operators
Explore how JavaScript handles bitwise operators by converting numbers to 32-bit integers and back to 64-bit, following the IEEE-754 standard. Understand the behavior of operators like AND, OR, XOR, NOT, and bit shifts. This lesson helps you grasp essential bit manipulation techniques in JavaScript for better coding control.
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Most programming languages define bitwise operators to allow expressions to play with bits. These operators generally use signed and unsigned integer numbers.
JavaScript is a bit different.
If any operands of the bitwise operators are not integer numbers, they are first converted into 32-bit integers, and after the operation the result is converted back into a ...