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The bitwise AND operation calculates the bitwise AND of the input number values.
The Number.bitwiseAnd(right) method returns a Number.
The method takes two arguments: this (the left-hand value) and right (the right-hand value), both of type Number.
Examples show how to use the bitwiseAnd method in both JavaScript and Python, demonstrating the bitwise AND calculation with unsigned 8-bit binary numbers.
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