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</head><body>Doesn't it depend on what 'a' is declared as, and the language ?<br><br>Assuming C, and if 'a' was a U32, and 0xFFFFFFFF was 0xFFFFFFFFL, and 34 was 34L, then possibly the answer might, perhaps, possibly be 0.<br><br>having said that, given the context of the question and the person asking the question, I smell an odorous rodent :)<br><br>-Mark<br><br>http://www.c4learn.com/c-programming/c-bitwise-left-shift-operator/ ties up with my understanding, but again I may need more anti-paranoia medication...<br>
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On 26 April 2017 at 10:04 hamster <hamster@snap.net.nz> wrote:<br><br>
<p>Sorry - no chocolate fish this time</p>
<p>What is the value of a?</p>
<p> a = 0xFFFFFFFF << 34;</p>
<p>Have you checked your answer?</p>
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