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Bitwise Complement (~):


 The Bitwise Complement operator converts every bit 1 becomes 0 and 0
becomes 1.
 The bitwise operator is a unary operator.

 The above is the example of complement operator.


 The variable is declared and assigned value to it.
 Assign value a=6 ( Binary value is 0101)
 After using complement operator the binary value is 1010.
 It will store the value in result and then it will print.

[Link] Right Shift(>>>):


 The Unsigned Right shift operator shifts all bits to the right, falling the
leftmost bits with [Link] the right shift ,which can fill the sign
bit,>>>always fills with 0.
 First make 1’s complement and 2’s complement.
 Firstly it will convert 1’s complement to the assign value and
2’scomplement.
 Them it will be shifted towards to right (>>>)
[Link] shift(<<):
 The left shift operator shifts all bits to the left by a certain number of
positions, filling the rightmost bits with 0.

 Value assigned to a variable and then perform the left shift operator
 The left shift operator is used to shift towards the left.

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