Learn and Master C Programming - Bit-wise OR (|) operator

The video tutorial explains the bitwise OR operator, using an example to demonstrate how it works. The operator compares two binary digits and outputs a 1 if either digit is 1. The example provided shows how the operation results in a specific value, and the lecture concludes with a brief summary.

What can you conclude about the behavior of the bitwise OR operator when both inputs are zero?

In the context of the lecture, what is the significance of the result being 5?