JS Bitwise Operators and Binary Numbers
Eventually you will come across a situation where you would prefer to work with the raw binary data than the Strings, Booleans, and Numbers you see daily in your variables. TypedArrays are a fairly new way that you can work with chunks of binary data. Another set of useful commands for manipulating binary data are the Bitwise Operators AND & OR | XOR ^ NOT ~ shift left << shift right >> This video covers all these operators plus a few practical examples of why and how you would implement them. UPDATE: As part of ES6, you can now write your numbers as binary. Eg: 0b11 - is the same as decimal 3 0b10 - is the same as decimal 2 let sum = 0b11 + 0b10; // sum would hold the value 5. Feel free to download the Code GIST and follow along. Code GIST: https://gist.github.com/prof3ssorSt3v...

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