Practice - 013

A program to explain bitwise operators

fn main() {
    practice13()
}

fn practice13() {
    let (a, b) = (4, 5);
    let mut c;

    println!("a is {}, b is {}", a, b);

    c = a & b;
    println!("Bitwise AND:\t a & b, \t => {}", c);

    c = a | b;
    println!("Bitwise OR:\t a | b, \t => {}", c);

    c = a ^ b;
    println!("Bitwise ex-OR:\t a ^ b, \t => {}", c);

    c = a << 2;
    println!("Shift left:\t a << 2, \t => {}", c);

    c = a >> 2;
    println!("Shift right:\t a >> 2, \t => {}", c);

    c = !a;
    println!("Negation:\t ! a, \t \t => {}", c);
}

Result

a is 4, b is 5
Bitwise AND:     a & b,          => 4
Bitwise OR:      a | b,          => 5
Bitwise ex-OR:   a ^ b,          => 1
Shift left:      a << 2,         => 16
Shift right:     a >> 2,         => 1
Negation:        ! a,            => -5