Binary Right Shift Operation is like dividing a number by a power of two while preserving sign. Binary Right Shift Zero Fill is similar, where we are dividing a number by a power of 2, but unsigned. Which means we lose the sign of the original number after shifting, because we are replacing the digits shifted to the right by 0. Which turns the result into a positive number. This post will give examples on how to use Binary Right Shift Zero Fill Assign Operator in the Java Programming Language.