Data Operations Quiz

Addition, subtraction, and multiplication operations

Unary, binary, and logic shift operations

Bitwise, arithmetic, and comparison operations

Logic, shift, and arithmetic operations (correct)

Logic shift operations are used for multiplication and division, while arithmetic shift operations are used for addition and subtraction.

Logic shift operations change the sign of the number, while arithmetic shift operations do not.

Logic shift operations preserve the sign of the number, while arithmetic shift operations do not. (correct)

Logic shift operations only work on integers, while arithmetic shift operations work on both integers and floating point numbers.

Sorting and searching algorithms

Error detection and correction

Setting, unsetting, and flipping bits (correct)

Data encryption and decryption

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