Strictlyor

Strictlyor is a logical operator used in computer programming and digital logic design. It is a binary operator that takes two boolean inputs and returns true if and only if exactly one of the inputs is true. This operator is also known as the exclusive or (XOR) operator. In boolean algebra, strictlyor is represented by the symbol ⊕ or the operator XOR.

The truth table for strictlyor is as follows:

Input A | Input B | Output

--------|---------|-------

False | False | False

False | True | True

True | False | True

True | True | False

In programming languages, the strictlyor operator is often represented by the symbols ^ or ≠. For example, in Python, the strictlyor operator can be used as follows:

a = True

b = False

result = a ^ b # result will be True

Strictlyor is commonly used in digital circuits, such as in parity generators and error detection systems, where it is used to determine if the number of true inputs is odd. It is also used in programming to compare two boolean values and determine if they are different.