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just an info, Elixir and Rust have both bitwise operatos, dont make Kotlin be the black sheep ^^

I don't know about Rust, just remembered it hadnt the ?: operator

But elixir have bitwise "operators" as macros in a module

and for obvious reasons not the assignment ones

That doesnt mean im against the inclusion of bitwise operators in kotlin

Rust is a low-level language, competing with C++, it having bitwise operators may provide little support for their inclusion in Kotlin