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Matti Virkkunen
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You can use the != operator. For two booleans it has the same truth table as an "actual" XOR operator.

There's also ^ for binary XOR.

You can use the != operator. For two booleans it has the same truth table as an "actual" XOR operator.

There's also ^ for binary XOR.

You can use the != operator. For two booleans it has the same truth table as an "actual" XOR operator.

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Matti Virkkunen
Matti Virkkunen
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You can use the != operator. For two booleans it has the same truth table as an "actual" XOR operator.

There's also ^ for binary XOR.