bit_not

Returns the bitwise NOT of n, masked to the minimal bit width needed to represent n, or specified width.

bit_not(
    n, 
    [width=8], 
    [format="dec"], 
    [zeropad=0]
) -> NUMBER

Returns the bitwise NOT of n, masked to the minimal bit width needed to represent n, or specified width.

Syntaxe

var result = bit_not(171);      // Returns 84 (8-bit, since 171 < 256)\nvar result2 = bit_not(171, 16); // Returns 65484 (forced 16-bit)\nvar result3 = bit_not(0);       // Returns 0 (edge case)

Arguments

Name	Required	Default	Description
`n`	yes	-	Number (int/float), hex string (0x... #...), or binary string (0b...)
`width`	-	8	Bit width (8, 16, 32, 64...), or 0 for auto-detect
`format`	-	"dec"	Output format: 'dec', 'hex', or 'bin'
`zeropad`	-	0	Zero-pad hex/bin output to this width in bits (8, 16, 32, 64), 0 for no padding