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What are PHP operators and how do we use PHP operators?

PHP median operation Symbol:

Bit operators operate on bits. Bits refer to each "bit" of binary. There are 32 bits in binary.

Bit: composed of 1 and 0

&:bitwise AND

1 &1=>>>1

1 &0=>>>0

0&1->>>0

0&&=>>>0

|:Bitwise OR

1 &1=>>>1.

1 &0=>>>1

0&1->>>1

0&0=>>>0

##~:bitwise not

~1=>>> 0

##~0=>>>1

^:bitwise XOR

1^0->>> 1

0^1=>>>1

In other cases, it is 0;


Number of digits to move: 5

The 5 numbers are moved by 3 digits. The first ones can be considered deleted and the following ones are filled with 0

##>>: Bitwise right shift


Number of digits to move: 5>>3

5 digits are moved by 3 digits, the first one can be considered deleted, and the last one is filled with 0

Note: Bit operations are all operations on integers, and the operations are all decimal, but the CPU operates in binary.

What is binary


Explanation: Binary is a 32-bit number composed of 0 and 1, and every two is entered into one;

Binary: 0 and 1111111111111111111111111111

The corresponding binary of 5 in decimal: 0000000 0000000 0000000 00000101

111011 to decimal:

The weight of the 0th digit of the base number is 2 to the power of 0, the weight of the 1st digit is 2 to the 1st power, and the weight of the 2nd digit is 2 to the 2 times....

Formula: Nth digit*2 raised to the Nth power, the results are added again.

1 1*2^5=32

1 1*2^4=16 .

11*2*=8

00*2=0

11*2-= 2

11*20=1

1 2 0 8 16 32 = 59

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