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Bit.band

2012-02-27T01:26:00Z

Zach1231: Created page with " == Explanation == AND is a gate that is only on when both inputs are on. (ex. (0,0)=0; (1,0)=0; (0,1)=0; (1,1)=1) == Other than Binary == AND can be used as a ..."

== Explanation ==
AND is a gate that is only on when both inputs are on. (ex. (0,0)=0; (1,0)=0; (0,1)=0; (1,1)=1)

== Other than Binary ==
AND can be used as a basic if equals command, but isn't very reliable due to its behavior. When the lowest number is even and you count up it will pulse that number for as many times as that number. (ex. if 2 is the lowest number: 2=2 3=2, 4=0, 5=0, 6=2, 7=2, 8=0, 9=0, 10=2, 11=2, 12=0) However, if the lowest number is odd it will count up to that number then return to zero and start again. (ex. if you use 3 you get: 4=0, 5=1, 6=2, 7=3, 8=0, 9=1, 10=2, 11=3, 12=0)

--[[User:Zach1231|Zach1231]] 01:26, 27 February 2012 (UTC)

Bit.bor

2012-02-27T00:20:16Z

Zach1231: 0V0=0; 1V0=1; 0V1=1; 1V1=1;

== Explanation ==
OR outputs the sum of the two values(ex. (1,0)=1; (0,1)=1; (2,0)=2; (2,1)=3), unless they are equal in which it outputs the number. (ex. (0,0)=0; (1,1)=1; (2,2)=2; (3,3)=3)

Bit.bxor

2012-02-27T00:17:06Z

Zach1231: /* Explanation */

== Explanation ==
''XOR'' is similar to the ''OR'' gate, but the numbers can '''not''' be equal.
(ex. (0,0)=0; (1,0)=1; (0,1)=1; (1,1)=0)

== Above 1 and Below 0 ==
I tried to research and work on numbers above 1, but it gets kind of confusing, at first it is simple(ex. (1,2)=3; (2,2)=0; (4,2)=6; (5,2)=7;), but then when you input (6,2) it equals 4. I tried working on this for half and hour with no luck. When I tried to work on numbers below 0 at first it was as confusing as above 1 and as simple as 0 and 1, but still a positive number. Then when I mixed negative and positive, I got 4294967295 from (-1,1). I didn't try to research it. So hopefully someone will edit this and explain how going above 1 works, and possibly include an equation or 2.

--[[User:Zach1231|Zach1231]] 23:59, 26 February 2012 (UTC)

Bit.bxor

2012-02-27T00:14:48Z

Zach1231: /* Above 1 and Below 0 */

== Explanation ==
''XOR'' is similar to the ''OR'' gate, but the numbers can '''not''' be equal.
(ex. 0V0=0; 1V0=1; 0V1=1; 1V1=0)

== Above 1 and Below 0 ==
I tried to research and work on numbers above 1, but it gets kind of confusing, at first it is simple(ex. (1,2)=3; (2,2)=0; (4,2)=6; (5,2)=7;), but then when you input (6,2) it equals 4. I tried working on this for half and hour with no luck. When I tried to work on numbers below 0 at first it was as confusing as above 1 and as simple as 0 and 1, but still a positive number. Then when I mixed negative and positive, I got 4294967295 from (-1,1). I didn't try to research it. So hopefully someone will edit this and explain how going above 1 works, and possibly include an equation or 2.

--[[User:Zach1231|Zach1231]] 23:59, 26 February 2012 (UTC)

Bit.bxor

2012-02-26T23:59:44Z

Zach1231: /* Above 1 and Below 0 */