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Hi, Iamp;#39;m Errichto, today I will teach you about bitwise operations in competitive programming There will be three parts Basic operations like AND, OR, XOR Then bitwise shifts and finally an example problem where the solution will be to iterate over all subsets of a set of numbers. In the description of the video there is a link to codeforces blog on the same topic If you prefer written version or both you can go there. I assume you are already familiar with the binary system For example It should be clear for you that number 13 can be represented as 8 + 4 + 1 and if you take those multipliers next to powers of 2, you get that 13 is equal to 1101 in binary system We can write it this way. But also it doesnamp;#39;t change the number to add leading zeros, so I can also say that 13 is equal to this and we often append zeros at the beginning to get number of some particular length equal to type size in your programming language, for example int in C++ has 32 bits. Other examples wo