There is a XOR operator in C#!!!
For some reason, it’s impossible to find it by searching for “XOR” in MSDN (either in the index or using the search). I don’t know why they’re trying to hide that…
So anyway, it’s a simple bitwise operator: ^
So:
C = A XOR B should be written: C = A^B;
(and there’s of course the complementary ^= which also performs an assignment)
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C# derives more or less directly from C (at least as far as basic syntax is concerned), so I'd imagine they simply neglected to document it :-) Send them an e-mail, might help.
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