[Question] C# Syntax

[Syltex]

Hey just a quick question, im not programming in C# (using AutoIt :O )
So the question: I went and studied some old bots thats written in c# and i saw a instersting function:

      /// <summary>
        /// Returns True if unit is in combat, else False.
        /// </summary>
        public Boolean InCombat
        {
            get
            {
                return (((Memory.ReadUInt(Memory.ReadUInt(this.BaseAddress + (uint)Resources.Offsets.InCombat.Offset1) + (uint)Resources.Offsets.InCombat.Offset2) >> (int)Resources.Offsets.InCombat.Mask) & 1) != 0);
            }
        }

What does the red text mean?

[l0l1dk]

I don't have hardly any experience with C#, but I think that the red text is the variable that whether you are in combat or not is stored in, and if you are then the function returns 1.

[The-Eradicator]

It's a right shift.

[Syltex]

It's a right shift.

So if you look it in as a math problem it would look like this : ?

(InCombat.Offset1 + InCombat.Offset2) / InCombat.Mask

EDIT1:
Found the solution by your help

Ops are << and >>.
* n << k = n * 2^k
* n >> k = n / 2^k