What is the second meaning of a single ampersand in C#?

Question

I have used the single ampersand (&) in C# to mean \"check the second conditional statement even if the first is false\".

But the

Answer 1

For boolean types, what you mentioned is how it behaves.

For integer types, it's the bitwise "and" operator.

It can be overloaded for other types.

Basically, the expression (i & 1) == 0 checks to see whether the least significant bit of i is set, which only happens if the number is odd.