Also, if you compare the equality two binary strings using an xor, you get zero for equal. Zero and one have no specific meaning in binary logic other than bein

Also, if you compare the equality two binary strings using an xor, you get zero for equal. Zero and one have no specific meaning in binary logic other than being the symbols used for binary strings; they’re just abstractions that were used by the first programmers to indicate true and false before languages has dedicated atoms for those concepts.