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Java XOR Operator Questions

I have some questions about the XOR ^ operator in Java.

I always thought that Java does not have a logical XOR operator, because several people told me that ^ was beaten. Today I found some (unconfirmed) messages (without sources) in which ^ is overloaded in Java, working as a logical XOR for Boolean languages ​​and as a bitwise XOR, for example. for integers.

Which statement is true? Can someone provide some reliable sources?

If ^ is overloaded, what types does it accept?

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&, ^ | , (§5.1.8) , (§5.6.2).

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  • ^ - .

&, ^ | boolean boolean, boolean. (. 5.1.8) .

  • ^ true, ; false.

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^ XOR.

booleans false = 0 true = 1.

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