Bitwise Operations
Understanding bitwise operations is crucial, especially in low-level programming where manipulation of individual bits is common. Rust provides a set of bitwise operators that allow for precise control over binary data. Let's explore each of these operators with examples: 1. Binary Notation: let value = 0b11110101; // Binary notation 2. Visual Chunking with Underscores: let value = 0b1111_0101; // Visual chunking for readability 3. Displaying Binary Representation: let value: u8 = 0b1111_0101; // or //let value = 0b1111_0101u8; println!("Decimal: {}", value); println!("Binary: {:08b}", value); // Display binary representation 4. Bitwise NOT Operator: let mut value: u8 = 0b1111_0101; value = !value; // Bitwise NOT operator println!("NOT Result: {:08b}", value); // NOT Result: 00001010 5. Bitwise AND Operator: let mut value: u8 = 0b1111_0101; let mask: u8 = 0b1111_1011; value &= mask; // Bitwise AND operator println!("AND Result: {:08b}...