You can always just use `xor(a,b)`. Julia makes sure that there aren't any unicode operators that don't have an ascii equivalent (in Base at least). Also, most

You can always just use `xor(a,b)`. Julia makes sure that there aren't any unicode operators that don't have an ascii equivalent (in Base at least). Also, most editors will allow you to type ⊻ as `\xor` and tab complete to ⊻.