In Python, the operator |
is used for bitwise OR operation on integers. If you want to achieve the same functionality as |
on two integers a
and b
in Python, you can use the or
keyword for a logical OR operation. Here's an example:
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Please note that these two approaches are not exactly the same as the or
keyword would return the first value if it is truthy, otherwise the second one, while bitwise OR |
would perform a bitwise operation on the binary representations of the integers.
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