# Bitwise And

This Function returns a *\<numeric>*, which is the result of comparing each bit of **Value 1** to the corresponding bit of **Value 2**, returning 1 if both bits are 1 and 0 otherwise.

Function available for the following operating systems:

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### Parameters

* **Value 1** *\<numeric> -* Value to compare with Value 2
* **Value 2** *\<numeric> -* Value to compare with Value 1.

### **Examples**

* *Example 1*

BitAnd(10, 2)\
**Result** = 2

* *Example 2*

BitAnd(901, 881)\
**Result** = 769