A program to explain bitwise operators

C Programming Language 010

The following code shows how to write a program to explain bitwise operators

Program

#include <stdio.h>

void main()
{
    int a, b, c;

    printf("Enter a,b values: ");
    scanf("%d %d", &a, &b);

    c = a & b;
    printf("Bitwise AND result is\t %d\n", c);

    c = a | b;
    printf("Bitwise OR result is\t %d\n", c);

    c = a ^ b;
    printf("Bitwise ex-OR result is\t %d\n", c);

    c = a << 2;
    printf("Shift left result is\t %d\n", c);

    c = a >> 2;
    printf("Shift right result is\t %d\n", c);

    c = ~a;
    printf("Negation result is\t %d\n", c);

    printf("\n");
}

Result

Enter a,b values: 4 5
Bitwise AND result is    4
Bitwise OR result is     5
Bitwise ex-OR result is  1
Shift left result is     16
Shift right result is    1
Negation result is       -5

Last Updated on Sep 17, 2022