sqliteHow can I use the XOR operator in a SQLite query?
The XOR operator in a SQLite query can be used to compare two expressions and return a result of TRUE when one expression is true and the other is false. The syntax for using the XOR operator is expr1 XOR expr2.
For example, the following query uses the XOR operator to compare two expressions:
SELECT 5 XOR 3;The output of this query will be TRUE since 5 is greater than 3.
The parts of this query are as follows:
SELECT: the keyword used to initiate a query5: the first expression to be comparedXOR: the XOR operator3: the second expression to be compared
For more information on the XOR operator in SQLite, please refer to the SQLite documentation.
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