The difference between the operators and logical operators

Bitwise operators include four kinds of '&' , ' ~' , '| ', '^'.
Bit operation is to first convert the data to two's complement form, and then gradually calculate bit by bit.Where
"~" is the "bitwise NOT" operator, the rule: 1 is 0, 0 is 1.
"&" is the "bitwise AND" operator, the rule: all 1s are 1, otherwise it is 0.
"^" is the "bitwise XOR" operator, the rule: the same is 0, the difference is 1.
"|" is the "bitwise OR" operator, the rule: all 0 are 0, otherwise it is 1.Such as:

Calculate 3|6=x
3 0011
6 | 0110
x 0111=7
So 3|6=7.
Note:
The bitwise XOR operation is reversible, that is, if the same XOR operation is performed on a certain data a twice, the result will be restored to a, such as the value 3 and 5 are performed twiceXOR:
3 ^ 5 = 6;
6 ^ 5 = 3;
Logical operatorThere are three kinds of
'&&' , and logical AND
'||' , logical OR
'!', logical NOT
The operation rules are as follows:

Summary the difference between the two
1) Logical operators can only perform calculations on Boolean types, but bit operations can perform logical operations on numerical values.
2) There is a short circuit phenomenon in logical operators, that is, when the previous expression is judged to be successful, the latter expression will not be executed.