"binds" the name variable to the value computed on the right-hand side, and the whole assignment is treated by Julia as an expression equal to the right-hand-side value. This means that assignments can be used in other expressions, and is also why their result is shown in the REPL as the value of the right-hand side. (In general, the REPL displays the value of whatever expression you evaluate.) For example (exclusive or) x y bitwise nand (not and) x y bitwise nor (not or) x >>> y logical shift right x >> y arithmetic shift right x << y logical/arithmetic shift left 251 julia> 123 ⊻ 234 145 julia> xor(123

"binds" the name variable to the value computed on the right-hand side, and the whole assignment is treated by Julia as an expression equal to the right-hand-side value. This means that assignments can be used in other expressions, and is also why their result is shown in the REPL as the value of the right-hand side. (In general, the REPL displays the value of whatever expression you evaluate.) For example (exclusive or) x y bitwise nand (not and) x y bitwise nor (not or) x >>> y logical shift right x >> y arithmetic shift right x << y logical/arithmetic shift left 251 julia> 123 ⊻ 234 145 julia> xor(123

"binds" the name variable to the value computed on the right-hand side, and the whole assignment is treated by Julia as an expression equal to the right-hand-side value. ThisCHAPTER 4. VARIABLES 13 means used in other expressions, and is also why their result is shown in the REPL as the value of the right-hand side. (In general, the REPL displays the value of whatever expression you evaluate.) For example (exclusive or) x y bitwise nand (not and) x y bitwise nor (not or) x >>> y logical shift right x >> y arithmetic shift right x << y logical/arithmetic shift left julia> 123 & 234 106 julia> 123 | 234 251

"binds" the name variable to the value computed on the right-hand side, and the whole assignment is treated by Julia as an expression equal to the right-hand-side value. ThisCHAPTER 4. VARIABLES 13 means used in other expressions, and is also why their result is shown in the REPL as the value of the right-hand side. (In general, the REPL displays the value of whatever expression you evaluate.) For example (exclusive or) x y bitwise nand (not and) x y bitwise nor (not or) x >>> y logical shift right x >> y arithmetic shift right x << y logical/arithmetic shift left julia> 123 & 234 106 julia> 123 | 234 251

"binds" the name variable to the value computed on the right-hand side, and the whole assignment is treated by Julia as an expression equal to the right-hand-side value. ThisCHAPTER 4. VARIABLES 13 means used in other expressions, and is also why their result is shown in the REPL as the value of the right-hand side. (In general, the REPL displays the value of whatever expression you evaluate.) For example (exclusive or) x y bitwise nand (not and) x y bitwise nor (not or) x >>> y logical shift right x >> y arithmetic shift right x << y logical/arithmetic shift left julia> 123 & 234 106 julia> 123 | 234 251

"binds" the name variable to the value computed on the right-hand side, and the whole assignment is treated by Julia as an expression equal to the right-hand-side value. This means that assignments can be used in other expressions, and is also why their result is shown in the REPL as the value of the right-hand side. (In general, the REPL displays the value of whatever expression you evaluate.) For example (exclusive or) x y bitwise nand (not and) x y bitwise nor (not or) x >>> y logical shift right x >> y arithmetic shift right x << y logical/arithmetic shift left Here are some examples with bitwise operators:

"binds" the name variable to the value computed on the right-hand side, and the whole assignment is treated by Julia as an expression equal to the right-hand-side value. This means that assignments can be used in other expressions, and is also why their result is shown in the REPL as the value of the right-hand side. (In general, the REPL displays the value of whatever expression you evaluate.) For example (exclusive or) x y bitwise nand (not and) x y bitwise nor (not or) x >>> y logical shift right x >> y arithmetic shift right x << y logical/arithmetic shift left julia> 123 & 234 106 julia> 123 | 234 251

"binds" the name variable to the value computed on the right-hand side, and the whole assignment is treated by Julia as an expression equal to the right-hand-side value. This means that assignments can be used in other expressions, and is also why their result is shown in the REPL as the value of the right-hand side. (In general, the REPL displays the value of whatever expression you evaluate.) For example (exclusive or) x y bitwise nand (not and) x y bitwise nor (not or) x >>> y logical shift right x >> y arithmetic shift right x << y logical/arithmetic shift left julia> 123 & 234 106 julia> 123 | 234 251

"binds" the name variable to the value computed on the right-hand side, and the whole assignment is treated by Julia as an expression equal to the right-hand-side value. This means that assignments can be used in other expressions, and is also why their result is shown in the REPL as the value of the right-hand side. (In general, the REPL displays the value of whatever expression you evaluate.) For example (exclusive or) x y bitwise nand (not and) x y bitwise nor (not or) x >>> y logical shift right x >> y arithmetic shift right x << y logical/arithmetic shift left julia> 123 & 234 106 julia> 123 | 234 251

"binds" the name variable to the value computed on the right-hand side, and the whole assignment is treated by Julia as an expression equal to the right-hand-side value. This means that assignments can be used in other expressions, and is also why their result is shown in the REPL as the value of the right-hand side. (In general, the REPL displays the value of whatever expression you evaluate.) For example (exclusive or) x y bitwise nand (not and) x y bitwise nor (not or) x >>> y logical shift right x >> y arithmetic shift right x << y logical/arithmetic shift left julia> 123 & 234 106 julia> 123 | 234 251