What does the ^ operator do in Java?

What is the work of a ^{operator in Java?
For example, if you do an operation such as inta=5^n;}

^{Operator does}

When

n is 5, the value is 0
When n is 4, the value is 1
When n is 3, the value is 3

I don't think it's an index, but what is it?

java exponentiation operator

2022-09-22 22:14

1 Answers

^Operator

In Java, the ^{operator is a bit operator that performs a} XOR (exclusive-or) operation. For example, if you look at the 5⁶ operation,

^{Operators are}^6's

 (decimal) (binary)
     5     =  101
     6     =  110
------------------ ------------------ xor
     3     =  011

Shows the above operations. The operation of xor is Operator that returns true when A and B are different. Returns false if it is.

In the example above, 101 and 110 are calculated and read as decimal numbers If you look at the number 1, it's 1 and 0, so it's 1 If you look at the digit of 10, it's different from 0 to 1 If you look at the digit of 100, it's equal to 1 and 1, so it's 0. So 011 is going to be 3.

2022-09-22 22:14

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