specifies the value you want to output to the current position in the record. The operand can be either a variable name, a literal value, or an expression in parentheses. The operand can be followed ...

Here’s the syntax of the bitwise NOT operator: Where a is the operand for the left shift operator, and b is the number of bits the operator will shift the operand by. The left shift operator ...

That is, the top bit of one operand matches the bottom bit of the second operand. In a nod to social convention, there is a modifier known as PLEASE that you should sometimes use when, for example ...

Shifts first operand a number of bits to the right as specified in the second operand, discards displaced bits, and shifts in zeroes from the left Note: Left shift, right shift and zero-fill right ...

Pointers — you either love them, or you haven’t fully understood them yet. But before you storm off to the comment section now, pointers are indeed a polarizing subject and are both C’s ...

%BQUOTE and %NRBQUOTE mask values during execution of a macro or a macro language statement in open code. These functions instruct the macro processor to resolve a macro expression as far as possible ...