Logical binary shifts (positive 8-bit integers)

What happens?
Bits move one position to the left.
A 0 is added on the right end.

Effect:
Multiplies the number by 2 (if no overflow occurs).

Example:
0011 0101 (53 in decimal)
Left shift by 1 → 0110 1010 (106 in decimal)

What happens?
Bits move one position to the right.
A 0 is added on the left end.

Effect:
Divides the number by 2 (integer division, fractional parts dropped).

Example:
0011 0101 (53 in decimal)
Right shift by 1 → 0001 1010 (26 in decimal)

Shift 0001 1010 left by 2
Step 1: Shift left by 1
0001 1010 → 0011 0100

Step 2: Shift left by 1 again
0011 0100 → 0110 1000

Final result: 0110 1000
Decimal value: 104 (since 64 + 32 + 8 = 104)

Shift 1000 0001 right by 1
Step 1: Shift right by 1
1000 0001 → 0100 0000

Final result: 0100 0000
Decimal value: 64

Logical Binary Shifts (Positive 8-bit Integers)#