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OR, XOR, XOR, XAND, NOR, NXOR
So why do we have both OR and XOR? And why is there an XOR but no XAND? And why is there a NOR but no NXOR?
This solution explains the difference between the OR and XOR boolean operations. It also provides details about XAND and XNOR.
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