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Shift Operarot

Sujittt Tripathyrr
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Joined: Jun 21, 2006
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What is use of <<< operator in java.
I want some examples.

Thanks
Keith Lynn
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<<< is not an operator in Java.

Do you mean >>>?
Sujittt Tripathyrr
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yes
Keith Lynn
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>>> is the unsigned right shift operator.

This is necessary because the normal right shift operator >> will shift bits in from the left, but will preserve the sign.

The leftmost bit in the bit representation of a number indicates its sign.

>>> will force 0 to be shifted in even if the number is negative.
wise owen
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How do the '>>', '>>>', and '<<' operators work?
 
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