bitwise NOR
[ˈbɪt.waɪz nɔːr]
noun
NOR bit a bit
1. A logical operation that performs a bitwise NOT OR operation on two binary operands, returning 1 only when both bits are 0
The bitwise NOR of 5 (0101) and 3 (0011) results in 8 (1000) in 4-bit representation
A operação NOR bit a bit de 5 (0101) e 3 (0011) resulta em 8 (1000) em representação de 4 bits
2. A fundamental logical gate and operation used in digital electronics and computer programming for bit manipulation
In C programming, you can implement bitwise NOR using the NOT and OR operators combined
Na programação em C, você pode implementar NOR bit a bit usando os operadores NOT e OR combinados
Bitwise NOR is a technical term primarily used in computer science, digital electronics, and programming contexts. It is universally understood in both Brazilian Portuguese and European Portuguese technical communities, though often retained in English form in documentation and code. The term reflects the globalized nature of computing terminology.
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