The numeric expression is rounded to an integer. The resulting integer, in binary form, is rotated the specified distance. The distance must be in the range 0 to±15. If the distance is positive, then bits are moved to the right. Any bits moved out of the right-most bit (the least significant bit) are moved into the left-most bit (the most significant bit). If the distance is negative, then bits are moved to the left. Any bits moved out of the left-most bit are moved into the right-most bit.
ForROTATE(100,5) the number 100 is treated as a binary number and is rotated right five bits as follows:
100 = 0000000001100100
ROTATE(100,5) = 0010000000000011
The result is returned as the decimal integer, 8195.
