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Revision as of 18:09, 10 May 2008
Bitoff returns the given number with the Nth bit turned on.
$biton(decimal number, N)
- Decimal number is the number to perform the operation on given in decimal form (Base 10)
- N is the bit to turn on.
Example
$biton(5,2)
The binary value of 5 is taken
00000101
And the second bit is turned on(second from the right)
00000111
Returns: 7
