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Bitwise math/Operators/XOR/example
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- Example: A xor F = 5
Operation Hexadecimal Binary comment
xor A
F
1010
1111
The first and third bits are true.
The first, second, third, and fourth bits are true.
= 5 0101 The second and fourth bits are true in ONLY one instance as opposed to two.
- The 8’s and 2's placeholders are the same so they return 0.
- The 4’s and 1’s placeholders are different, therefore return true.
