Using the bitwise XOR operator in JavaScript

The bitwise XOR operator (^) is a bitwise XOR on two expressions, and the following is an introduction to its specific use

The bitwise XOR operator (^) performs a bitwise XOR on two expressions.  How to use: 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 shows the ^ operator viewing the value of the binary representation of two expressions and performing a bitwise XOR. The results of this operation are as follows: 0101 (expression1) 1100 (expression2)----1001 (Result) when and only if one of the expressions has a bit 1 o'clock, the result is 1. Otherwise, the bit of the result is 0.