Hello,
This has been troubling me for a while and I can't find an answer to it because search engines don't understand, but what does the following do/mean in Java?
int length >>>= 3;

I know that >>> is an unsigned bit shift right, correct? but that equals sign does something that's not an assignment.
Secondly, how can I take that line and convert it to C# code?

Thanks

After realizing that "assign" could be included in a search I found the following page:
http://www.cafeaulait.org/course/we...

So it is a unsigned right shift and assignment. Also there is no such thing in c#, rather the regular shift, <<, performed on a uInt will have the same result as <<< on a normal int in Java.

Can someone confirm all this? Thanks!

Yes, I can confirm it, but I assume you mean >>, not <<. (There is no <<< in Java, only a >>>.) In Java, the >>> is needed because all integers are signed. C# has unsigned integers, so no need for >>>.