Bit string flicking

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Bit-string flicking is the process of operating on bit strings with logical operators, shifts, and circulates. A bit string is a sequence of bits (1's and 0's).

[edit] Logical Operators

The logical operators that are used in bit string flicking are:

AND, OR, XOR, and NOT

These Boolean logical operators are generally written in uppercase letters or as symbols. The following symbols represent AND, OR, XOR, and NOT:

AND -

OR - +

XOR - ⊕

NOT - ~

[edit] External links

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