SHR(value, count)

Performs a bitwise shift right operation on an integer. The first parameter is the value to shift, the second is the number of bit positions.

PRINT SHR(4, 1)

Produces 2 (0100 → 0010).

PRINT SHR(9, 2)

Produces 2 (1001 → 0010, fractional part discarded).

REM Divide by powers of two using SHR
n = 40
PRINT SHR(n, 3)   ' Same as 40 / 8 = 5

Operates on 64-bit integers.
Shifting right by n positions is equivalent to integer division by 2^n.
Bits shifted out on the right are discarded; new bits on the left are filled with zero.
This is a logical shift (fills with zero), not an arithmetic shift. Negative values are not sign-extended.
If the shift count is negative or larger than the bit width, behaviour is undefined.

See also: SHL · BITAND · BITOR · BITNAND