Scripting reference · Nerdamer Language
xor
Returns 1 when an odd number of arguments are nonzero.
xor evaluates all arguments using Nerdamer Scripting truthiness and toggles the result for each true value.
Examples
These examples use Nerdamer Scripting.
Three true arguments have odd parity.
xor(1,1,1) // → 1
Two true arguments have even parity.
xor(1,1) // → 0
Interfaces
The same operation is available through the interfaces below.
Nerdamer Scripting
Use this form in Nerdamer Scripting input passed to nerdamer(...).
xor(arg1, arg2, ...)