shared_ptr

The bitand keyword is an alias, or alternative operator, for the & operator, which performs a BITWISE AND operation (which is just an AND operation that compares the individual bits of two operands).

Syntax

Example

#include <cstdio>
int main() {
  char item1 = 0b1001;
  char item2 = 0b0111;
  char item3 = item1 bitand item2; // same as item1 & item2
  printf("%#06b\n", item3);
  return 0;
}

Output when executed:

0b0001

See Also

• and
• and_eq
• bitor
• not
• not_eq
• or
• or_eq
• xor
• xor_eq