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> Javascript doesn't have a logical xor operator x != y

• dhosek 5y ago
  Although with the looseness around booleans in JS, I'd imagine that you might need to do something more like `(x==true) != (y==true)`
• LordDragonfang 5y ago
  A common hack, and that's where the "potentially reduce readability" caveat comes in.