How & works when
int num1=10,num2=9;
int res=num1 & num2; // where num1 and num2 are integers
the value of res=8; How it is working
How & works when int num1=10,num2=9; int res=num1 & num2; // where num1 and
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How & works when
int num1=10,num2=9;
int res=num1 & num2; // where num1 and num2 are integers
the value of res=8; How it is working
The
&is a bitwise-AND operator. Each bit in the result is set only if the corresponding bit is also set in both num1 and num2.It may make more sense if you write the numbers in binary: