Explain binary logical bit-wise operators, C/C++ Programming

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Binary logical bit-wise operators

 There are three logical bit-wise operators :

 

                &             and

                |              or

                ^             exclusive or

 

These are binary operators. The operations are carried out independently on every pair of the corresponding bits of the operands. i.e. the bit 1 of operand 1 is logically operated with the bit 1 of operand 2.

 


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