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> There's a "logical" bit order that these operations follow, which starts with the MSBit and ends with the LSBit Well, normally when bits are numbered, "bit 0
by NobodyNada 11mo ago
> There's a "logical" bit order that these operations follow, which starts with the MSBit and ends with the LSBit
Well, normally when bits are numbered, "bit 0" is the least significant bit. The MSB is usually written on the left, (such as for left and right shifts), but that doesn't necessarily make it "first" in my mind.
- addaon 11mo ago> Well, normally when bits are numbered, "bit 0" is the least significant bit. IBM being abnormal. Can't argue with that.