java单个竖线代表什么,JavaScript中的单个竖线是什么意思？

What does this expression mean in JS?

Value |= this.value

解决方案

It's binary "OR", just like in C or C++ or Java. In this case, it's used in its assignment operator form, so

value |= this.value

means that this.value and value are both converted to 32-bit integers, and a bitwise OR operation is performed. If value were 10 and this.value were 3 before the operation (that is, 01010 and 011 in binary) the result would be 11 (01011 in binary).

The binary logic operators in Javascript are notable in Javascript because the work is carried out on integer values.

The term "bit-wise" is perhaps more accurate than "binary". The operations act on each bit of a numeric value, specifically the numeric values coerced to signed 32-bit integers. The result is also a signed 32-bit integer (according to the spec).

However, JavaScript numbers "at rest" are always 64-bit binary floating point values. Thus the results of bitwise operators, though computed with 32-bit integer math, are stored in floating point form. That works because the range of 32-bit integers fits comfortably and precisely in a 64-bit float.