Aretmetic combinator

[Shaymes]

Hi there
maybe soneone can me explain what << and >> is for?

[Choumiko]

It's left (<<) and right bitshift (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logical_shift)

[DaveMcW]

Correction, it is arithmetic shift.

I would love to have >>> for true logical shift.

[jorgenRe]

If you want to trye it out go to wolfram alpha at https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=5+%3C%3C+1
and just write something like: 5 << 1 which becomes 10
Think of << as a multiplier and >> as a divider.
Where the number on the left is multiplied/divided by 2 * (number on right)
However be aware that since it's a binary operation(i guess you can call it that) it will throw away the any decimals you get so instead of 5 >> 1 = 2.5 you get 2

[Shaymes]

thx for help acual i dont see any use for it in my factory atm but maybe becomes usefull later

after i know its "aretmetic shift" i found this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDKUq38H2jk