Rotate bits left?

I want to rotate stuff left and right.
I searched around and only got confused.
this is the algorithm im using to rotate a long integer, 149, left by 1 bit:
(149L << 1) | (149L >>> (64 -1) )
by my definition of "rotate left" i should get 43, but ofcorse i dont because im just |ing (149 << 1) with zeros
are there two definitions of "rotate left"?
or is somthing wrong with this algorithm?
or somthing else...

I want to rotate stuff left and right.
I searched around and only got confused.
this is the algorithm im using to rotate a long
integer, 149, left by 1 bit:
(149L << 1) | (149L >>> (64 -1) )
by my definition of "rotate left" i should get 43, but
ofcorse i dont because im just |ing (149 << 1) with
zeros
are there two definitions of "rotate left"?
or is somthing wrong with this algorithm?
or somthing else...I'm not shure what you're trying to do, but rotate left is simply this
(149 << 1)

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