Category "bitwise-and"

Difference between !(n & 1) and n & 1 == 0 in C++

For some reason in C++, the expressions if(!(n & 1)) and if(n & 1 == 0) seem to not be equivalent. Can someone please explain why this happens?

How do I use Java's bitwise operators in Kotlin?

Java has binary-or | and binary-and & operators: int a = 5 | 10; int b = 5 & 10; They do not seem to work in Kotlin: val a = 5 | 10; val b = 5 &

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