In both Kotlin REPL and Kotlin/JVM:
-1 ushr 4
evaluates to268435455
-1.ushr(4)
evaluates to0
The first one is correct, as -1 is 0xFFFFFFFF, so 0x0FFFFFFF is 268435455, but what makes the second different?
In both Kotlin REPL and Kotlin/JVM:
-1 ushr 4
evaluates to 268435455
-1.ushr(4)
evaluates to 0
The first one is correct, as -1 is 0xFFFFFFFF, so 0x0FFFFFFF is 268435455, but what makes the second different?
That depends on operator priority. In the first case, the operation is resolved as (-1) ushr 4
, while in the second case it's -(1 ushr 4)
.
This happens because (quoting the documentation):
Infix function calls have lower precedence than the arithmetic operators, type casts, and the rangeTo operator. The following expressions are equivalent:
1 shl 2 + 3
and1 shl (2 + 3)
While method call has a higher priority than -
.
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