Learn and Master C Programming - Bit-wise XOR (^) Operator

The video tutorial explains the XOR operator, highlighting that it outputs a '1' only when the input bits are different. The tutorial provides examples to illustrate this behavior and concludes with a summary of the XOR operation's unique characteristics.

What is the primary function of the XOR operator?

• To set a bit to zero when both bits are the same

• To set a bit to zero when both bits are different

• To set a bit to one when both bits are different

• To set a bit to one when both bits are the same

In which scenario does the XOR operator result in a one?

• When both bits are zero

• When both bits are one

• When one bit is zero and the other is one

• When both bits are the same

What is the result of XOR when both input bits are identical?

• The result is always zero

• The result depends on the previous operation

• The result is always one

• The result is unpredictable

What is the expected value when XOR is applied to 0 and 1?

• Undefined

• Two

• One

• Zero

What is the outcome of XOR when applied to 1 and 1?

• Two

• One

• Undefined

• Zero