Assuming that the V variable holds an integer value to 2, which of the following operators should be used instead of OPER to make the expression equal to 1?
V OPER 1 -
Assuming that the V variable holds an integer value to 2, which of the following operators should be used instead of OPER to make the expression equal to 1?
V OPER 1 -
To make the expression V OPER 1 equal to 1, the proper operator is the right shift operator (>>). The right shift operator (>>) divides the number by 2 for each shift position. Since V is initially 2 (binary 10), performing a right shift by one position (2 >> 1) results in 1 (binary 01). Thus, the correct operator to use is >>.
answer is C
V = 2 V >> 1 print(V) answer is C
V = 2 # Assigns the value of 2 to variable V print(bin(V)) # Prints the current value of V in binary print(V) # Prints the current value of V in decimal V = V >> 1 # Checking the new value of V after the bitwise right shift of int(2) i.e (from 0b10 to 0b01) print(bin(V)) # Prints the new value of V in binary print(V) # Prints the new value of V in decimal OUTPUT 0b10 2 0b1 1 Hence, the answer is C
Answer A is not even possible, syntax error
Answer C is the CORRECT one
Answer A is syntax error, C is the right answer
answer should be C
should be C
print(0b10) # is 2 in decimal print(2 >> 1) # shift 1 bit to the right returns 1 in decimal # Thus C is the correct answer.
V = 2 V >> 1 print(V)
answer: C. >>
It's C
V = 2 V = V >> 1 print(V)