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Flash Player 5. In Flash 4, the &
operator was used for concatenating strings. In Flash 5 and later, the &
operator is a bitwise AND, and you must use the add
and +
operators to concatenate strings. Flash 4 files that use the &
operator are automatically updated to use add
when brought into the Flash 5 or later authoring environment.
expression1
&
expression2
None.
Nothing.
Operator (bitwise); converts expression1
and expression2
to 32-bit unsigned integers, and performs a Boolean AND operation on each bit of the integer parameters. The result is a new 32-bit unsigned integer.
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