Thursday, October 6, 2022

Bitwise Operators in Perl

 A simple program that  I wrote to demonstrate the use of bitwise operators in Perl programming language.

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Program Listing

Sample Program

$a = 80;

$b = 23;

 

print("\n");

print ("\tBitwise Operators in Perl");

print("\n\n");

 

print("\tValue of \$a = $a and value of \$b = $b\n");

 

$c = $a & $b;

print("\tValue of \$a & \$b = $c\n");

 

$c = $a | $b;

print("\tValue of \$a | \$b = $c\n");

 

$c = $a ^ $b;

print("\tValue of \$a ^ \$b = $c\n");

 

$c = ~$a;

print("\tValue of ~\$a = $c\n");

 

$c = $a << 2;

print("\tValue of \$a << 2 = $c\n");

 

$c = $a >> 2;

print("\tValue of \$a >> 2 = $c\n");

 


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