javascript - How to apply bitwise right shift operator on binary? -
How do I change bits correctly on binary?
& gt; & Gt;
applies to integers in JS, then, 6> gt; & Gt; 1
(bitwise shift correct, step 1) results 3 ( 110> 1
= 011
- true) as it shows, but it is good. Is it possible to work with the correct operator with the change in binary?
I need it: 110> & gt; 1
Working correctly, it will show 55 as the result and it is correct. 110 is 01101110. 01101110 & gt; & Gt; 1 = 00110111
. 00110111
is 55. right. But I want the result as 011
! How can I do this in JS?
This looks like how string manipers for me:
< Code> function shr (x, s) {new string ('0', math .min (s, x.length)) + x.substr (0, Math. (0, x long - s)); } & Gt; & Gt; & Gt; Alternatively, you can use the normal bitwire operator and convert it to string (one time) before rendering and can change back to string presentation. Later (once).
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