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Back to dictionaryBitwise OR operations take two binary numbers and compare each digit individually, following specific logical rules. For example:
b00110011 OR b00001111 is b00111111.
Here is a truth table of the OR function:
At least one bit must be 1 in order to evaluate its OR result to 1.
Find more about bitwise OR operation in these tutorials: Bitwise Or
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