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ZachStrout: Created page with "bitOr treats its arguments as integers, and computes the bitwise `or`: each bit in the result is set if the corresponding bit is set in either (or both) of the argument..."

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Created page with "<c>bitOr</c> treats its arguments as integers, and computes the bitwise `or`: each bit in the result is set if the corresponding bit is set in either (or both) of the argument..."

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<c>bitOr</c> treats its arguments as integers, and computes the bitwise `or`: each bit in the result is set if the corresponding
bit is set in either (or both) of the arguments.

See also: bitAnd bitXor

=== Arguments ===

{| class="wikitable"
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! Parameter Name !! Default Value !! Meaning
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| ''i'' || number, default 0 || first integer argument
|-
| ''j'' || number, default 0 || second integer argument
|}

=== Usage Notes ===
<c>funcname</c> may be called either as a global method, passing the sequence or map as an argument; or as a member function (defined on [[list]], [[string]], and [[map]]) using [[dot syntax]], with no arguments.

== Example ==

<ms>bitOr(14, 7) // returns 15</ms>

[[Category:Intrinsic Functions]]
[[Category:Numeric Functions]]

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 bit is set in either (or both) of the arguments.
-See also: [[bitAnd]] [[bitXor]]
+See also: [[bitAnd]]; [[bitXor]]
 === Arguments ===

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 | ''j'' || number, default 0 || second integer argument
 |}
 == Example ==

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 === Usage Notes ===
-<c>funcname</c> may be called either as a global method, passing the sequence or map as an argument; or as a member function (defined on [[list]], [[string]], and [[map]]) using [[dot syntax]], with no arguments.
 == Example ==