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Bitwise operators are expressed as three non-letter characters. In addition to bitwise versions for AND (&&&), OR (|||), and NOT (~~~), a bitwise XOR (^^^) exists as well. They expect operands of type Int or BigInt, and for binary operators, the type of both operands has to match. The type of the entire expression equals the type of the operands.
Additionally, left- and right-shift operators (<<< and >>> respectively) exist, multiplying or dividing the given left-hand-side (lhs) expression by powers of two. The expression lhs <<< 3 shifts the bit representation of lhs by three, meaning lhs is multiplied by 2^3, provided that is still within the valid range for the data type of lhs. The lhs may be of type Int or BigInt. The right-hand-side expression always has to be of type Int. The resulting expression is of the same type as the lhs operand.