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I think one of your examples has an incorrect answer. Would someone double check it? For the example a ^= 0b_1000_0000; which executes the calculation 0b_1111_1000 XOR 0b_1000_0000 I believe the answer is 01111000 not 1111000 Thanks.

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• Content: Bitwise and shift operators - C# reference
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Sharp :eye: @syntaxartisan

The output is correct, but isn't obvious. The output doesn't include the leading zero:

1111000 vs. 01111000

We should note that in the comment on the output.

@syntaxartisan @BillWagner #30671 "fixes" the output by adding the necessary amount of leading zeros