One piece not covered is bitwise shift, which is useful for setting flags in a clear way, for example.
const LIST_FRACTION = 1 << 0; // (001)
const LIST_UNIQUE = 1 << 1; // (010)
const LIST_SORTED = 1 << 2; // (100)
Beyond that, you don't need to check against the flag, since a match will be non-zero (truthy)
if (flag & LIST_UNIQUE) {}
One piece not covered is bitwise shift, which is useful for setting flags in a clear way, for example. const LIST_FRACTION = 1 << 0; // (001) const LIST_UNIQUE = 1 << 1; // (010) const LIST_SORTED = 1 << 2; // (100) Beyond that, you don't need to check against the flag, since a match will be non-zero (truthy) if (flag & LIST_UNIQUE) {}