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{{Bitwise Command}}

===Bitwise Commands===
Bitwise commands take the latest value of the stack and work with it bit for bit.

You could use them to use a variable as multiple booleans instead of one integer.

You can use them to read/write the sign of one integer.

You can use them ro randomize variables.

===Energy costs:===
Since [[version]]: 2.4 {{is that true?}} you can set an [[Energy]] cotst per bitwise command instance. default is 0.

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 You can use them to read/write the sign of one integer.
-You can use them to randomize variables more randonly.
+You can use them to randomize variables more randomly.
-You can use them for a very smoth rotating memory to search for food: changing the first bit equals 1/2 turn, the second equals 1/4 turn ... the 32th equals a 1/65536 turn, you just toggle the bits and go trough the bit positions and check if targeting gets better (toggle to next right bit) or worse (to next left bit).
+You can use them for a very smooth rotating memory to search for food: changing the first bit equals 1/2 turn, the second equals 1/4 turn ... the 32th equals a 1/65536 turn, you just toggle the bits and go trough the bit positions and check if targeting gets better (toggle to next right bit) or worse (to next left bit).
 ===Energy costs:===
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 :1 = "-"
-Positive numbers start with "0" counting higher by turning 0's into 1's from right to left, negative numbers start with "-1" counting lower by tirning 1's into 0's from right to left.
+Positive numbers start with "0" counting higher by turning 0's into 1's from right to left, negative numbers start with "-1" counting lower by turning 1's into 0's from right to left.
 Negative numbers are always "-1" lower because there is no "-0" and the "compliment" of "0" ,[[~]]0, is "-32768".

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 ===Energy costs:===
-Since [[FTP|version]]: 2.4 {{is that true?}} you can set an [[Energy]] cotst per bitwise command instance. default is 0.
+Since [[FTP|version]]: 2.4 {{is that true?}} you can set an [[Energy]] cost per bitwise command instance. The default is 0.
 ===Two's complement:===

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 ===Energy costs:===
-Since [[version]]: 2.4 {{is that true?}} you can set an [[Energy]] cotst per bitwise command instance. default is 0.
+Since [[FTP|version]]: 2.4 {{is that true?}} you can set an [[Energy]] cotst per bitwise command instance. default is 0.
 ===Two's complement:===

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 Bitwise commands take the latest value of the stack and work with it bit for bit.
-===32 bit system:===
+===[[Operators]]:===
 {{Bitwise Command}}