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The program starts by including the standard I/O header file stdio.h and conio.h header file. The main() function is defined and three integer variables a, b, and c are declared. a and b are the two numbers input by the user. The printf() function is used to display the message on the screen, asking the […]
In the program, two integers a and b are read from the keyboard using the scanf() function. Then, bitwise AND operator & is applied to a and b, and the result is stored in the variable c. The printf() function is used to display the value of c on the screen. The bitwise AND operator […]
Here’s an explanation of the program: As an example, let’s say the user enters the integer value 2. The binary representation of 2 is 10. When this value is shifted left by three bits, the resulting binary value is 10000, which is equal to decimal 16. Therefore, the program will output 16. Thnaks
The program takes an integer input from the user, then uses the right shift operator (>>) to shift the value of the inputted integer by two bits to the right. The result is stored in the integer variable y. Finally, the shifted value is printed on the screen. The right shift operator shifts the bits […]
In this program, the user is prompted to enter a number using the scanf() function. The value of x is then evaluated using the logical NOT (!) operator in conjunction with the conditional operator (?). If x is not equal to 100, the expression x!=100 returns true, and the value 1 is assigned to the […]
