Javascript xor ^ with 0 return bad result

Question

I'm using the binary xor operator ^ with 2 variables like this :

var v1 = 0;
var v2 = 3834034524;
var result = v1 ^ v2;

The result is -460932772. Have you an idea why ?

Thank you

Answer 1

This is an expected behavior these are signed numbers.

Just truncate the result to an unsigned integer

var result = (v1 ^ v2) >>> 0;