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I have a sample problem with w=1, y=7, z=0, x = ~(w && y) | y; and the solution is x = -1, but I can’t figure out why?
Here is my thought process:
(w && y) = (1 && 7) = 1
~1
1 in bits is 0000 0001
~1 in bits is 1111 1110
Not sure what to do from here.
The last step is a bitwise OR so you get:
which is -1.