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what is the output of below code
int x=8,y;
x>>=2;
y=x;
what is y value.
NOTE:EXPLANATION IS COMPALSARY with binary bits
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Answer Posted / kittu
x=8 means x is equivalent to 00001000 in bit wise environment.
x>>=2 is equivalent to x=(x>>2)
x>>2 makes a bitwise shift to x 2 times.that is now the bit
code is 00000010. that is 2.
and this is assigned to x.So when y is assigned by x viz
y=x; y value gets changed to 2.
Hence 2 is printed.
EXPLANATION:-When >> (right shift operator) is applied to a
byte
the bits in the byte get shifted to right by the number
specified on right side..
Ex:- 6>>1 implies
binary code of 6 is : 00000110
when shifted right : 00000011 which is 3 that is 6 divided
by 2.
Note that when shift operator is used the bits shift but not
rotate...That is once shift operator is applied the bits get
lost...
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