RSHIFT

result = x RSHIFT n

Performs a bitwise operation that shifts all the bits of x to the right by an amount of n.

Example

n = 0b1100 rshift 2
print bin(n)            ' Output: 11

n = 0b1100 rshift 3
print bin(n)            ' Output: 1

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