Bitwise One's Complement Operator In C ( Full Lecture In Hindi ) By Nirbhay Kaushik

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[@priyankabehera8288]

Thanks for your explanation👍👍👍

[@mahesh_555]

Fantastic explanation Bhai...❣️

[@FinancialDiary]

Excellent explanation

[@dhadhiudayreddy3620]

Superr

[@programmersamparkjaiswal3124]

Hallo,,kisi negative value ka kaise conversion kaise krenge

[@विशालकुमार-छ7त]

thanks, i thought that it was 2's complement

[@mahekjoshi9959]

thank you

[@vashisthpatel6733]

Confuse in minus bit like 128 minus 64 minus 32 minus 16 minus etc

[@Coder91]

Can you explain ~6 number ??
Your logic not work on 6 number or other many numbers

[@shwetadwivedii]

How to convert in binary form ?

[@TechFully]

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[@AbhishekVerma-fo4ym]

bin()

[@sapnap2468]

Bhai 128 minus q huaa and 64 plus q huaaa deep confused

[@TechFully]

sbse last main 1 jo tha.. wo 128 par tha.. aur last wala 1 negative sign so krta hai.. isliye -128. Baki jiske bhi niche 1 hai wo plus wale hai.. is liye +64

[@programmersamparkjaiswal3124]

If -. Minus 5 or minus 45 ho tb

[@hindi-english1664]

if the input value was -5 or -45 then:-
we take an example where we store -5 in a variable-
#include
int main()
{
int a=-5;
printf("%d",~a);
return 0;
}
if we run the above program then it's showing 4 as output...
how it's work internally?
let's understand...
always remember "Negative values are stored 2's complemented form"
suppose we use 8 bit
1)binary of value 5 is 0000 0101(8-bit form)
2)apply 2's complement

i)apply 1's complement
0000 0101(binary of 5)
1111 1010 (1's com.)
ii) add 1 1's complement
1111 1010
+1
---------
1111 1011
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3)again we have to convert this digit(111 1011) in 1's complement form
0000 0100

now you can convert it in a decimal form which is 4 and the same as it is you can calculate with -45.

[@pranavchaudhari9397]

-(n+1)

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kon bola ..

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