How to use Bitwise Unsigned Right Shift operator in Javascript

Description

The unsigned right shift is represented by three greater-than signs >>> and shifts all bits in a 32-bit number to the right.

For numbers that are positive, the effect is the same as a signed right shift.

Example

var oldValue = 64;               //equal to binary 1000000
var newValue = oldValue >>> 5;   //equal to binary 10 which is decimal 2
console.log(newValue);

The code above generates the following result.