The bit shift operators in C

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[@jacoposchwitter5151]

Better than my Uni's lecture

[@hamzasiddiqui6645]

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[@shvideo1]

Excellent video. Very clearly explained. Thank you for sharing.

[@alleksandrs]

Thanks for the video! Small correction for 4:18: twenty in binary, not hexadecimal.

[@CodeVault]

Yep, good catch

[@osmiridium]

very helpful, thank you!

[@weihyac]

thank you mate clear explanation

[@silverwerewolf975]

Very good video, thx!

[@Zahra-qb7nm]

THANK YOU!

[@FraztheWizard]

Legend! Thankyou

[@shrimpfights1714]

very helpful and clear

[@genadimanoilenko1466]

Thank you very much for your video, very informative! Only one question: if you declared unsigned int, why it becomes negative?

[@genadimanoilenko1466]

Oh, I got it, the peace of video, where you change unsigned int to int is missing

[@hamedelahi2249]

Thank you so much. Can you tell me, in which situations should we use shifting? For example, multiplication, concatenation of bytes etc.

[@CodeVault]

Usually when multiplying/dividing a number with a power of 2 or when you have to check specific bit values in a byte

[@hamedelahi2249]

@@CodeVault Thank you so much.

[@cleightthejw2202]

@codevault
Sorry, guy, I don't know your name
I am looking to know if you have made vides on the 1's and/or 2's complement(s)?
I really do appreciate your 'deepness' on the videos you do. Most of the ones I have seen on programming don't do this
And you're using actual programming on the screen 'live'.
And I would say to you that if you think doing the same videos over time with another example or the same example extended, then do that that. :)

[@CodeVault]

Thanks. No, I haven't yet, but it is on my TODO list! Thanks for the recommendation!

[@cleightthejw2202]

@@CodeVault You're welcome and thanks for the reply
I'm waiting to see your new vids too

[@ryandyc]

How would someone make a decimal shifter?

[@CodeVault]

I'm guessing with the modulo operator by 10 and some division/multiplication. It shouldn't be too difficult

[@agnichatian]

Can shift count be negative?

[@CodeVault]

You can, but you do get a warning
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[@agnichatian]

@@CodeVault ill have to look into that warning; I could use that signed count (efficiency)

[@mrgregorygerald]

very helpful! thank you!