Shift Right Operator (>>)

The shift right operator moves the bits of its first operand to the right by the number of bits specified by the second operand. The resulting expression will be narrower than the operand by the number of bits that it has been shifted by.

If the first operand is shifted right by more than its width, then the result of the expression is zero.

Example

INT a := 0b101100;
INT b, c;

b := a >> 3;   // b is 0b101
c := a >> 6;   // c is 0