Bitwise Operators and WHY we use them

small missed detail, : the bitwise, & and | or whatever, they look if both are set, meaning both are one, not just matching, because if both are 0 for example, & will give zero and not 1
The video is amazing, Thank you, really!.

Cheers for making this concept so easy to understand.

What are some common use cases for the last three you mentioned? ~ << >>

Wow, this video is great, super succinct and explained very clearly.

I'm learning DSA atm, and came across a constant time solution for the Power of 2 problem that uses the AND bitwise operator

AMAZING videos, watched both the binary & bitwise operators vids and learned a tonne! Thanks a lot! 😁

what practical uses do the left and right bit shifts have?

This channel is a gem

Teach my class plz

Thank you, this makes things a lot simpler to understand

Well, I just learned something cool about UNIX file permissions! I love this, because I use Arch, btw.

I am needing to use them because I am making a voxel game.

good video,very simple, straight to the point and the example of user permission was great and easy to follow. Thanks

in unity we use these for layer masks. For whatever reason, layers are stored as a series of booleans in a 32 bit (i think) integer... so if we want to mask off layer 7, we have to bit shift 1 over 7 places, 1 << 7. Other things in unity like physics constraints also use this system. It was very confusing and unintuitive at first

Great video Alex and well explained!
I've been using Linux in a while and it's the first time to know the origin behind choosing those exact numbers for files permission, learned a lot!
Thank you, subscribed.

This video is a bit loaded for someone who is truly a beginner.

You keep things so simple!! I would love to teach like you do.

Sir really , the rwx ex. from linux was amazing , none told us such deeply, thanks for relating bin no with programming & with linux, just amazing

Very very nice video sir, it has helped me out a lot!

thank you for this because I get it very easy when you explain it

Thank you so much. I was trying to make sense of some code I came across on GitHub and I had no idea what was going on until I watched this. Didn't think I'd have to deal with bitwise operators in JavaScript haha. Loved the simple explanation and the lighting/graphics.

Don't stop. There's a long way to go...

That's excellent content. Good explanation and video editing. +1 subscriber 🎉

this is gold

Programming can be so high level, coming from microprocessors, its a little hard to not have to think about registers and interrupts.

Someone beat the f***sh*t outta Biff and took his almanac. 🤔

Thank you, this helped a ton!

This was a really professional video, straight to the point. Thanks for saving my day.

Thanks a lot for this video! I am self - studying through a book and I got a little bit confused. You really helped me understand the Bitwise Operators

Thank you for this! I've been a game developer for a while and had never had to deal with this concept, but it's been thrown at me with very little explanation in the cybersec course I'm taking. This was very helpful :)

Nice! Already learned it but it was still great as a refresher and also a great introduction for newbies to the topic. A shame that the channel is not that big yet

This was very well-made and informative! You deserve a lot more than 94 subscribers!