PHP bitwise AND (&) operator application practice

PHP’s bitwise AND operation is to convert numbers into binary format for bit operations.

The explanation in the PHP manual is

$a & $b

And (bitwise AND)

will set the bits in $a and $b that are both 1 to 1.

1. Operation method of & (parity judgment)

Perform a bitwise AND operation on an integer and "1". The operation result is "0", which means it is an even number, and the operation result is "1", which means it is an odd number.

$a = 3&1;
echo '3&1:'.$a ; //<span style="font-family: Simsun;font-size:14px;">3&1:1</span>
echo '<br>';
$b = 4&1;
echo '4&1:'.$b; //<span style="font-family: Simsun;font-size:14px;">4&1:0</span>

3 and 1 are converted to binary to

'3' binary: 11
'1' binary: 01 Then the binary operation result of 3&1 is 01, and converted to decimal is '1';

'4' binary: 100

'1' binary: 001 The binary operation result of 4&1 is 000, and converted to decimal is '0';

PS:'%' (modulo operation) symbol can also be used to calculate parity, "3% The output result of "2" is 1, and the output result of "4%2" is 0. The operation efficiency of "%" is slightly higher than that of "&" operator.

function getMillisecond() {
    list($t1, $t2) = explode(' ', microtime());
    return (float)sprintf('%.0f',(floatval($t1)+floatval($t2))*1000);
}
/*
    判断数字的奇偶性
*/
$a = getMillisecond();
for($i=1;$i';
$c = getMillisecond();
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