int main(void){
unsigned int numberSix = 6; // 110
unsigned int numberSeven = 7; // 111
char *pConvertedNumber;
pConvertedNumber = malloc(33 * sizeof(char));
// ### The fourth bitwise operator we are going to work with is Shift Operator - << or >>
// It basicly allow us to shift bits to the left or to the right. We are going to shift
// bits first to the left.
unsigned int shiftLeftTwo = numberSix << 2;
printf("%s << 2 = ", convertBase(numberSix, 2, pConvertedNumber));
printf("%s = %d\n\n", convertBase(shiftLeftTwo, 2, pConvertedNumber), shiftLeftTwo);
// 110 << 2 = 11000 = 24
unsigned int shiftRightTwo = numberSix >> 2;
printf("%s >> 2 = ", convertBase(numberSix, 2, pConvertedNumber));
printf("%s = %d\n\n", convertBase(shiftRightTwo, 2, pConvertedNumber), shiftRightTwo);
// 110 >> 2 = 1 = 1
free(pConvertedNumber);
return 0;
}
main()
{
convertBase(25);//calling the above function
}
