What will be the result of the bitwise OR operation between 1101 and 1010 binary numbers?
- 1111
- 1100
- 111
- 1011
The bitwise OR operation works by comparing each bit position of the two numbers. If at least one bit is set (1) in a given position in either of the numbers, the resulting bit will be set. For 1101 OR 1010, the result is 1111.
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