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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