Java Bitwise OR operator

Overview

In this tutorial, we will learn about Java Bitwise OR operator with a simple java program.
Bitwise OR operator produces 1 if one or both of the corresponding bits in its operands are 1, and produces 0 if both of the corresponding bits are 0. The (|) is the bitwise OR operation symbol.

Table

Outcomes table with bitwise OR operator are shown as follows:

Operand: AOperand: BBitwise OR : A | B
000
011
101
111

The OR operator returns one in all cases except when the bits of both operands are zero.

Sample Program

Sample Java program to demo the operator usage.

/* 
 * Java Program to demonstrate 
 * Bitwise OR Operator.
 * Java Tutorials -- www.TestingDocs.com 
 */
public class BitwiseORDemo {
 public static void main(String args[])
 {
 //Declare two variables
 int A = 1;
 int B = 0; 
 System.out.println("A | B =: " + (A | B));
 A = 0;
 B = 0;
 System.out.println("A | B =: " + (A | B));
 }
}

Sample output

A | B =: 1
A | B =: 0

 

Java Bitiwse OR Operator

The above program displays the two rows of the outcome table. Modify the A and B values to check the other rows of the outcome table for the OR operator.

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