Answer Posted / satya

yes , the output will be 32....
<< and >> are bitwise operators... not relational ops..
reason:
<< means left shift operator..
>> means right shift operator..
for example.. if we give 2>>1
binary number for 2 is 0000 0010
the operator is right shift..so 0000 0001
for example.. if we give 2<<1
binary number for 2 is 0000 0010
the operator is left shift..so 0000 0100
go through this u will get the output...

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