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Assembly Language & x86 Low-Level Systems Programming · Lesson

Bitwise and Shift Instructions

Master bit manipulation in x86: AND, OR, XOR, NOT, and the shift and rotate instructions used for masking, flag toggling, and fast multiplication.

Why Bit Operations?

Low-level code constantly manipulates individual bits: setting flags, packing fields, masking, and fast math. x86 provides dedicated bitwise and shift instructions.

AND for Masking

AND keeps only the bits set in both operands, the standard way to mask out unwanted bits.

and eax, 0x0F   ; keep low nibble

All lessons in this course

  1. Data Movement Instructions (MOV, PUSH, POP)
  2. Arithmetic and Logic Operations
  3. Conditional Jumps and Loops
  4. Bitwise and Shift Instructions
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