> > Anyone know of a good explanation of either how to perform boolean
> > math in Python? What I am trying to do is AND two numbers together:
> >
> > e = 51 AND 15
> >
> > 00110011
> >
> >
> > 0011
>
> Use '&' rather than "AND":
>
> >>> e = 51 & 15
> >>> e
> 3
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On Sat, 22 Oct 2005, Joe Bennett wrote:
> Anyone know of a good explanation of either how to perform boolean math
> in Python? What I am trying to do is AND two numbers together:
>
> e = 51 AND 15
>
> 00110011
>
>
> 0011
Use '&' rather than "AND":
>>> e = 51 & 15
>>
Anyone know of a good explanation of either how to perform boolean math
in Python? What I am trying to do is AND two numbers together:
e = 51 AND 15
00110011
0011
In this case the result should be e = 3...
Ideas?
-Joe
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