You mean "xnor", right? It's the *!=* operator which corresponds to *xor*. | Hacker News

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		adwn on Jan 6, 2024 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Dennis Ritchie on the priorities of && \|\| vs. == e... You mean "xnor", right? It's the != operator which corresponds to xor.

elromulous on Jan 6, 2024 [–]

I did! Thanks.

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