Using bitwise operations to filter results based on user selected filters in javascript

George Tryfonas

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Not sure I got it correctly... But if I did, here's a simpler solution which doesn't rely on implication. Bitfields are ubiquitous in C programming, they are used to specify flags. If, for instance, your hotel requirements amount to bitfield 01101010 then you can simply AND the bitfield with...

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George Tryfonas

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I am a software developer (mainly in C# and T-SQL) for a project management company in Athens, Greece. I have been working with computers since early 1987. I am adept at Pascal, C, C++, Java (my MSc was sponsored by Sun Microsystems), Lisp, Scheme, F#, C# VB.Net, Perl and some others that are too obscure to mention. When I want a quick and dirty solution to a programming problem I use a functional language, such as Haskell, Scheme or, more recently, F#.

I also play the keyboards and compose music.

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MSc Distributed Systems and Networks - University of Kent at Canterbury
BEng Computer Systems Engineering - University of Kent at Canterbury

Using bitwise operations to filter results based on user selected filters in javascript

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