(lsh integer1 integer2)

Do a bitwise shift.

This function performs a logical shift of bits. Integer1 denotes the number, while integer2 denotes the number of bits to shift integer1. When integer2 is positive, it shifts to the left; negative shifts to the right.

lsh works with integers only. The 1 signifies the bit is on; the 0 signifies it is off.

Examples

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LISP Compatibility

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