Which operator in C++ represents the bitwise AND operation?
What is the result of 6 ^ 3 in C++?
What will be the output of the following code snippet: int a = 2 u003Cu003C 3; What is the value of 'a'?
If you apply the bitwise NOT operator '~' to 0 in C++, what result do you get?
Which code snippet correctly checks if an integer 'n' is even using bitwise operations in C++?
Which C++ operator is used for the bitwise OR operation?
Given int x = 7, to clear the 1st bit from the right (least significant), which C++ statement achieves this?
What is the correct bitwise way to swap integers 'a' and 'b' in C++ without using a third variable?
In C++, what does the 'u003Eu003E' operator do to the binary representation of a variable?
Which C++ code finds the number of 1's in the binary representation of integer n?