)
Returns the bitwise XOR of two numeric expressions.
> select bitwise_xor(3,5);
6
#### BITWISE\_NOT( \)
Returns the bitwise negation of a numeric expression.
> select bitwise_not(4);
-5
#### SHIFTRIGHT ( \, \ )
Alternate syntax: ``` ``>>`` ``n;`
Returns a bitwise signed right shifted by `n` bits.
```sql
> select shiftright(2, 1);
1
```
> select 2 >> 1;
1
#### SHIFTLEFT ( \, \ )
Alternate syntax: ``` ``<<`` ``n;`
Returns a bitwise signed left shifted by `n` bits.
```sql
> select shiftleft(2, 1);
4
```
```sql
> select 2 << 1;
4
```
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