Details the bitwise operators in the Python language

A bitwise operator computes a number as a binary. The bitwise algorithms in Python are as follows:

Bitwise with (bitwise AND of x and Y)

& Example: 5&3 = 1 Explanation: 101 11 The same bit is only digit 1, so the result is 1

bitwise OR (bitwise OR of x and Y)

| Example: 5|3 = 7 Explanation: 101 11 The bit that appears 1 is 1 1 1, so the result is 111

Bitwise XOR (bitwise exclusive OR of x and Y)

^ Example: 5^3 = 6 Explanation: 101 11 The bitwise addition (not rounding) is 1 1 0, the result is 110

Bitwise reversal (The bits of x inverted)

~ Example: 6 Explanation: Multiply the binary number +1 by-1, i.e. ~x =-(X+1),-(101 + 1) = 110

A bitwise reversal can only be used in front of a number. So writing 3+~5 can get the result-3, it's wrong to write a.

Bitwise left SHIFT (X shifted ieft by n bits)

<< Example: 5<<2 = 20 Explanation: 101 Move 2 bits to the left to get 10100, that is, the right more than 2 bits with 0 complement

Bitwise right SHIFT (X shifted r by n bits)

>> Example: 5>>2 = 1 Explanation: 101 move 2 bits to the right to get 1, that is, remove the 2-bit

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