In addition to the core arithmetic and comparison operators, we have a group of additional operators that (generally) we only define for the numbers.Integral values. As we're not defining integral values, we can avoid these special methods:
| Method | Operator |
| object.__lshift__(self, other) | << |
| object.__rshift__(self, other) | >> |
| object.__and__(self, other) | & |
| object.__xor__(self, other) | ^ |
| object.__or__(self, other) | | |
Also, there are reflected versions of these operators:
| Method | Operator |
| object.__rlshift__(self, other) | << |
| object.__rrshift__(self, other) | >> |
| object.__rand__(self, other) | & |
| object.__rxor__(self, other) | ^ |
| object.__ror__(self, other) | | |
Additionally, there is a unary operator for a bit-wise inverse of the value:
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