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## Bitwise Operators.md

      
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              August 29, 2015 13:57
            
              
                While learning about XORs during a basic crypto class, I decided to take a side track and learn about a term that was always shrouded in mystery -- bitwise operators. As always, I wrote these as my own notes for later reference but I'm publishing them here in case they help other people. Happy to accept pull requests for corrections.
              
          
    (A bit of a tangent from crypto 101)
Bits and bytes


Core contepts:

Bitwise operators work on bits.
Bits are used to express data in binary form.
Bits can have a value of either 1 (ie TRUE) or 0 (ie FALSE).


Higher-level language constructs like floats and strings can all be represented as a series of bytes


1 byte = 8 bits
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