How do I remove for example 2 from 123 and returns 13, by using bitwise operators? I have no idea how to do this.. it’s possible? Thanks in advance.
How do I remove for example 2 from 123 and returns 13 , by
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How do I remove for example 2 from 123 and returns 13, by using bitwise operators? I have no idea how to do this.. it’s possible? Thanks in advance.
What you’re suggesting is possible, but wouldn’t really make sense to do. Below are the values representations in bits (only showing relevant bits, everything further left is a zero):
2: 000010 || 123: 1111011 || 13: 001101
There’s no logical way to change 123 into 13 with bitwise operations. It would better to turn it into a string or character array, remove the two then cast it back to an int.