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Question on shift operators in SCJP exam

 
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Hi All,

Can someone please comment if there could be questions on shift operators involving these Hexadecimal kind of representations like below. I know shift operators are definitely going to be there but their combinations with Hexadecimals makes me scary



The source code is from http://www.danchisholm.net

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You not gonna get any question in SCJP exam based on shift operator for 1.5 or 1.6 version(not sure about 1.4).
 
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Thanks Pawan. I am preparing for SCJP 6
 
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