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If you’re applying for a role that will work with embedded systems or other low-level systems, you’ll encounter more bit questions. In short, the closer your role is to machine level, the more bit manipulation questions you’ll encounter.
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The best way to prepare for bit manipulation questions is to practice using each bitwise operator and brush up on your binary to decimal conversions.
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# Bitwise Operators In Java
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##Bitwise Operators In Java
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You are no doubt familiar with the arithmetic operators such as + - * / or %. You are also aware of logical operators such as & or |. Turns out there is another, a slightly less known set of operators, which manipulate numbers on bit level. Internally, every number is stored in a binary format - that is 0 and 1. Bitwise operators are used for performing manipulation of bits of a number. These can be used with any type of integer data types (char, short, int, etc).
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These operators can be performed on integer types -
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