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Hey guys, it is my first post in here, I am starting my journey with c++ and have encountered some if statement that I do not understand, the thing is '>>=',
I know it works with bytes of number and I know what does >> mean but what >>= mean?
Do you mean >= ?

exampel:

if (a>=b)//statement

is a larger or equal then/to b?

if its true then do the statement


x>>=y is equivalent to x=x>>y.
No, no I mean >>= the if looks like if ( b >>= 1 )


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thanks helios
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>> is the bitwise shift operator along with <<. They are also overloaded for stream objects for input and output operators. I've never seen it used like you are indicatiing ohc.
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