Bitwise Operators
In this lesson, we will learn all about bitwise operators in JavaScript.
We'll cover the following...
Most programming languages define bitwise operators to allow expressions to play with bits. These operators generally use signed and unsigned integer numbers.
JavaScript is a bit different.
If any operands of the bitwise operators are not integer numbers, they are first converted into 32-bit integers, and after the operation the result is converted back into a 64-bit value, conforming with the IEEE-754 specification that is used to store Number values.
During these conversions, ...