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Answer Posted / balamurugan
This operators are quite near to the machine. Any
processors (I know) have
a binary shift operation. The integer is internally known
as a binary
number to the processor. In fact an integer fills exactly
one register of
your processor. This register is shifted left by << and
right by >> the
many bits you want.
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