I see a “pipe” character (|) used in a function call:
res = c1.create(go, come, swim, "", startTime, endTime, "OK", ax|bx)
What is the meaning of the pipe in ax|bx?
I see a pipe character ( | ) used in a function call: res
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I see a “pipe” character (|) used in a function call:
res = c1.create(go, come, swim, "", startTime, endTime, "OK", ax|bx)
What is the meaning of the pipe in ax|bx?
It is a bitwise OR of integers. For example, if one or both of
axorbxare1, this evaluates to1, otherwise to0. It also works on other integers, for example15 | 128 = 143, i.e.00001111 | 10000000 = 10001111in binary.