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    Logical and arithmetic shifts are bitwise operations that move bits in a binary number to the left or right. Logical shifts fill empty bits with zeros, while arithmetic shifts fill with the sign bit. The document provides examples of writing binary numbers, then performing logical shifts left and right by various amounts, as well as arithmetic shifts left and right, illustrating the effect on the bit pattern.

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    Logical and arithmetic shifts are bitwise operations that move bits in a binary number to the left or right. Logical shifts fill empty bits with zeros, while arithmetic shifts fill with the sign bit. The document provides examples of writing binary numbers, then performing logical shifts left and right by various amounts, as well as arithmetic shifts left and right, illustrating the effect on the bit pattern.

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    Logical shifts

    Write the number 121 in binary. Then


    Logical shift left by 2: logical shift right by 3:
    0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0

    Write the number 17 in binary. Then Write the number 64 in binary. Then
    logical shift right by 1: logical shift left by 3:

    Arithmetic shifts
    Arithmetic shift left by 1: 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1
    1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1

    Write the number 21 in binary. Then


    Write the number 200 in binary. Then arithmetic shift right by 4:
    arithmetic shift left by 4:

    Write the number 133 in binary. Then


    Write the number 62 in binary. Then arithmetic shift right by 6:
    arithmetic shift right by 2:

    Write the number 253 in binary. Then


    arithmetic shift right by 2:

    Arithmetic shift right by 2:

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