using System;

public class Program

{

    public static void Main()

    {

        // 1a. The difference between Logical AND (&&) and Bit-wise AND (&) is that the bitwise operator will evaluate an expression based on the integral

        //     value and return an integral value. This is different from the Logical operator which will output 

        //     a boolean value of 0/1 (true/false). THE BITWISE OPERATOR WILL COPY A BIT TO THE RESULT IF IT EXISTS IN BOTH OPERANDS.

        //

        // 1b. The difference between Logical OR (||) and Bit-wise OR (|) is the same as above as the bit-wise operator outputs an integral value. 

        //     THE BITWISE OR {|} WILL COPY A BIT IF IT EXISTS IN EITHER OPERAND.

        //

        // 

        //

        // 2a. The variable z = 3 in the code below because the "&" will find the bits that exist in BOTH x & y. In this case, x = 00000011 and y = 00000111

        //     BOTH have 00000011 ("11" at the end) and therefore z = 3 (00000011).

        // 

        // 2b. The variable w = 7 in the code below because the OR condition performed an operation on every single bit of x and y. In this case, x = 00000011 

        //     and y = 00000111 gave an output of w = 7 (00000111) since the operator calculated anywhere a bit existed on either operand.

        //  

        //  int x = 3; // 00000011

        //  int y = 7; // 00000111

            // x & y   =  00000011   

            // x | y   =  00000111

​

        //  bool cond1 = (x > 1 && x > y);

        //  int z = x & y;

        //  Console.WriteLine("cond1 = {0}, z = {1}", cond1, z);

​

        //  bool cond2 = (x > 1 || x > y); 

        //  int w = x | y;

        //  Console.WriteLine("cond1 = {0}, w = {1}", cond2, w);

        // 3. Requesting two integers from user

        Console.WriteLine("Please enter two integers less than 255.");

        string strNo1 = Console.ReadLine();

        int iNo1 = Convert.ToInt32(strNo1);

        string strNo2 = Console.ReadLine();

        int iNo2 = Convert.ToInt32(strNo2);

        //IF statement to check if numbers are too large

        if (iNo1 >= 255 || iNo2 >= 255)

            {

            Console.WriteLine("These numbers are too big!");

            }

        else

            {

            Console.WriteLine("Thank you. :)");

            }

    }

}