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Using the Bitwise Complement Operators with Various Data Types

Using the Bitwise Complement Operators with Various Data Types
   

using System;
using System.Data;


class Class1{
        static void Main(string[] args){
      uint x = 0x01001001;
      uint XComp = ~x;
      Console.WriteLine("~x = " + ~x);

      sbyte B1 = sbyte.MinValue;  
      sbyte B2 = sbyte.MaxValue;
      Console.WriteLine("B1|B2 = " + (((byte)B1|(byte)B2)));

      ushort x2 = 0x00000001;           // Problem
      Console.WriteLine("~x2 = " + ~x2);

      byte y = 1;                       // Problem
      //byte B = ~y;
      Console.WriteLine("~y = " + ~y);

      char x3 = (char)1;               // Problem
      Console.WriteLine("~x3 = " + ~x3);

      sbyte x5 = 1;
      Console.WriteLine("~x5 = " + ~x5);
      
      uint IntResult = (uint)~x;
      Console.WriteLine("IntResult = " + IntResult);
      
      byte ByteResult = (byte)~y;
      Console.WriteLine("ByteResult = " + ByteResult);
        }

}

           
         
    
    
  








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