Introduction to the use of bitwise "XOR" operators in JavaScript

The bitwise "XOR" Operator (^) is used to perform bitwise XOR for two expressions. The following describes how to use it.

The bitwise "XOR" Operator (^) performs bitwise XOR on two expressions. Usage: the code is as follows: result = expression1 ^ expression2 where result is any variable. Expression1 is any expression. Expression2 is any expression. The bitwise "XOR" operator indicates that the ^ operator views the values of the two expressions in binary notation and performs bitwise XOR. The result of this operation is as follows: 0101 (expression1) 1100 (expression2) ---- 1001 (result) When and only when one expression is 1, the result is 1. Otherwise, the result is 0.