a:
← Operand (number, true or false)
b:
← Operand (number, true or false)
← Operand examples
Exercise
- For each example pair of operands, study the result of "passing" the operands to the corresponding logical or bitwise operators.
- Try other pairs of operands.
- Attempt to empirically determine the rules associated with each logical and bitwise operator.
- For each operator, after you have formed a hypothesis about how the operator works, compare your hypothesis with documentation (print or online) for that operator. For example:
- Formulate a question about something you don't understand related to a logical or bitwise operator, and find an answer to your question. How much confidence do you have in the answer? Why?
- Optional: Compare the logical and bitwise operators for JavaScript with those for Java.
- Does Java have the same logical and bitwise operators that JavaScript does?
- Are there any differences between the way the JavaScript logical and bitwise operators work compared to the corresponding Java ones?
