Programming with C: Do not allow third-party variables to be created

In- depth understanding of XOR operation Instances

I. Code IMPLEMENTATION

#include <stdio.h> int main () {int a = 10;    int B = 12;    A = A^b;    b = a^b;    A = A^b;    printf ("%d%d", A, b);    System ("pause");    return 0; }

two. Heterogeneity or nature

Each element is its own additive inverse (a^a = 0)

Three. Compilation analysis

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1. Remove the values of a and B

2. Place the value of a in eax, and B and eax, and save the value of a.

3. Place the value of a in eax, Xor B with eax, and save the value of B.

4. Place the value of a in eax, and B and eax, and save the value of a.

The concept of A^a = 0 was used;

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Programming with C: Do not allow third-party variables to be created