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what do ~= and ^= mean in C

Hi,

I'm new to C programming and was just looking though some example code. i wanted to know what do ~= and ^= mean in C?

please help.

Thanks

Huda
Mar 16 '10 #1
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They are the assignment versions of the bitwise NOT ~ and bitwise XOR ^ operators.

All the operators should be clearly explained in your text/course book or Wikipedia as a passable reference for them.
Mar 16 '10 #2

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