Another fantastic explanation! I've looked at Bitwise Operators before, but never quite understood how and where to implement them. These were 3 highly useful examples. Thanks again for the constant stream of gems!
Great way to implement different combinations! It reminds me what I did with COBOL long time, many decades ago, using 88 levels lined up like the prongs in a computer chip to represent each case with multiple conditions rather than check each one of the 10 individual conditions using If and Else. I also created a report of what conditions did not meet the rules that the Customer did not think considered at the time. Later Bob, the customer, used the report to catch them in the code. It was a challenge trying to do it with COBOL by a very demanding Bob. In the end we got along fine.
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The entire series was really informative and well explained!. Thank you for putting out to the world.
Another fantastic explanation! I've looked at Bitwise Operators before, but never quite understood how and where to implement them. These were 3 highly useful examples. Thanks again for the constant stream of gems!
Thank you so much ! I have gone through the whole series of Learning C#, it was very systematically designed, very useful for beginner like me.
Thank you professor, it's fun to know there's these use case for bitwise operations in 3D field!
Great way to implement different combinations! It reminds me what I did with COBOL long time, many decades ago, using 88 levels lined up like the prongs in a computer chip to represent each case with multiple conditions rather than check each one of the 10 individual conditions using If and Else. I also created a report of what conditions did not meet the rules that the Customer did not think considered at the time. Later Bob, the customer, used the report to catch them in the code. It was a challenge trying to do it with COBOL by a very demanding Bob. In the end we got along fine.