Core Java Programming Course- Logical and Bitwise Operators

The video tutorial explains logical and bitwise operators. Logical operators, including AND, OR, and NOT, are used with Boolean values to determine true or false outcomes. Bitwise operators, such as AND, OR, and complement, are applied to integers by converting them to binary format. The tutorial provides examples to illustrate how these operations work and highlights the differences between logical and bitwise operations.

What is the result of a logical AND operation when both operands are true?

• Error

• Undefined

• False

• True

Which logical operator requires all conditions to be true for the result to be true?

• Logical XOR

• Logical OR

• Logical AND

• Logical NOT

Which symbol is used for the bitwise AND operation?

• ||

• &

• |

• &&

What is the binary result of a bitwise OR operation between 60 and 42?

• 110110

• 111110

• 111100

• 101010

What is the decimal result of a bitwise AND operation between 60 and 42?

• 42

• 60

• 62

• 40

How does the bitwise complement operator affect a binary number?

• It adds 1 to the number

• It reverses each bit

• It sets all bits to 1

• It sets all bits to 0

What is a common interview question regarding logical operators?

• Difference between logical NOT and XOR

• Difference between logical and bitwise operators

• Difference between single and double logical operators

• Difference between logical AND and OR