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Quick Question
Afternoon (here) just a quick question on notation; I'm a Newbie to the forum. I recognize the | & as bitwise or and and, I'm guessing the ^ raise to the power, X^Y sorta thing? "-" subtraction. What I'm confused about or have forgotten or seen in some other way is the ~. As in ~x2 or ~1. If someone whom knows this notation can give me a quick reply that be awesome.drizz wrote:The usual, when there is nothing to reverse: do what the program does.
I) requirement
((~x1) | (y1)) +
((~x2) & (y2)) +
((~x3) & (y3)) +
((x4) ^ (y4)) +
((x4) - (y4)) +
((x5) ^ (y5)) +
((x5) - (y5)) +
((x6) | (~y6)) +
== ~1 { = -2 }
This should help, googled from "c++ arithmetic operators"
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/operators/
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/operators/
Perfect
Yep that did the JOB! Unary complement (bit inversion).... Thanks!Kayaker wrote:This should help, googled from "c++ arithmetic operators"
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/operators/