The operator is the tilde (~) character, but since Python only uses signed integers (right?) you must and the result to mask off the unwanted portion.
In [1]: ~15
Out[1]: -16
In [2]: ~15 & 0xff
Out[2]: 240
In [3]: ~240 & 0xff
Out[3]: 15Friday, April 4, 2014
Python bitwise not operator
I had a strangely difficult time finding information about the bitwise not operator in Python.
The operator is the tilde (~) character, but since Python only uses signed integers (right?) you must and the result to mask off the unwanted portion.
The operator is the tilde (~) character, but since Python only uses signed integers (right?) you must and the result to mask off the unwanted portion.
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