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Does it not support bitwise operators? it seems to use ^ for pow, and I can't find them in the docs.
by tomxor 7y ago
Does it not support bitwise operators? it seems to use ^ for pow, and I can't find them in the docs.
- zamadatix 7y agoThey seem to be available as functions under a global object named "JS": JS.&(x, y) JS.|(x, y) JS.^(x, y) JS["~"](x) JS.<<(x, y) JS.>>(x, y) JS.>>>(x, y)