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Overview ¶
Boolean data type has two possible truth values to represent logic.
📦 Package: https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/golangf/extra-boolean
Index ¶
- func And(a bool, b bool) bool
- func And0() bool
- func And1(a bool) bool
- func And2(a bool, b bool) bool
- func And3(a bool, b bool, c bool) bool
- func And4(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool) bool
- func And5(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool) bool
- func And6(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool) bool
- func And7(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool, g bool) bool
- func And8(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool, g bool, h bool) bool
- func Count(a bool, b bool) int
- func Count0() int
- func Count1(a bool) int
- func Count2(a bool, b bool) int
- func Count3(a bool, b bool, c bool) int
- func Count4(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool) int
- func Count5(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool) int
- func Count6(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool) int
- func Count7(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool, g bool) int
- func Count8(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool, g bool, h bool) int
- func Eq(a bool, b bool) bool
- func Eqv(a bool, b bool) bool
- func Imp(a bool, b bool) bool
- func Imply(a bool, b bool) bool
- func Nand(a bool, b bool) bool
- func Nand0() bool
- func Nand1(a bool) bool
- func Nand2(a bool, b bool) bool
- func Nand3(a bool, b bool, c bool) bool
- func Nand4(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool) bool
- func Nand5(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool) bool
- func Nand6(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool) bool
- func Nand7(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool, g bool) bool
- func Nand8(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool, g bool, h bool) bool
- func Neq(a bool, b bool) bool
- func Nimply(a bool, b bool) bool
- func Nor(a bool, b bool) bool
- func Nor0() bool
- func Nor1(a bool) bool
- func Nor2(a bool, b bool) bool
- func Nor3(a bool, b bool, c bool) bool
- func Nor4(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool) bool
- func Nor5(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool) bool
- func Nor6(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool) bool
- func Nor7(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool, g bool) bool
- func Nor8(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool, g bool, h bool) bool
- func Not(a bool) bool
- func Or(a bool, b bool) bool
- func Or0() bool
- func Or1(a bool) bool
- func Or2(a bool, b bool) bool
- func Or3(a bool, b bool, c bool) bool
- func Or4(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool) bool
- func Or5(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool) bool
- func Or6(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool) bool
- func Or7(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool, g bool) bool
- func Or8(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool, g bool, h bool) bool
- func Parse(s string) bool
- func Select(i int, a bool, b bool) bool
- func Select0(i int) bool
- func Select1(i int, a bool) bool
- func Select2(i int, a bool, b bool) bool
- func Select3(i int, a bool, b bool, c bool) bool
- func Select4(i int, a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool) bool
- func Select5(i int, a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool) bool
- func Select6(i int, a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool) bool
- func Select7(i int, a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool, g bool) bool
- func Select8(i int, a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool, g bool, h bool) bool
- func Xnor(a bool, b bool) bool
- func Xnor0() bool
- func Xnor1(a bool) bool
- func Xnor2(a bool, b bool) bool
- func Xnor3(a bool, b bool, c bool) bool
- func Xnor4(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool) bool
- func Xnor5(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool) bool
- func Xnor6(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool) bool
- func Xnor7(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool, g bool) bool
- func Xnor8(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool, g bool, h bool) bool
- func Xor(a bool, b bool) bool
- func Xor0() bool
- func Xor1(a bool) bool
- func Xor2(a bool, b bool) bool
- func Xor3(a bool, b bool, c bool) bool
- func Xor4(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool) bool
- func Xor5(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool) bool
- func Xor6(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool) bool
- func Xor7(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool, g bool) bool
- func Xor8(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool, g bool, h bool) bool
Examples ¶
Constants ¶
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Functions ¶
func And ¶
Checks if all values are true.
// And[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
And(true, true) == true And(true, false) == false And4(true, true, true, true) == true And4(true, false, true, true) == false
func And0 ¶
func And0() bool
Checks if all values are true.
// And[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
And(true, true) == true And(true, false) == false And4(true, true, true, true) == true And4(true, false, true, true) == false
func And1 ¶
Checks if all values are true.
// And[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
And(true, true) == true And(true, false) == false And4(true, true, true, true) == true And4(true, false, true, true) == false
func And2 ¶
Checks if all values are true.
// And[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
And(true, true) == true And(true, false) == false And4(true, true, true, true) == true And4(true, false, true, true) == false
func And3 ¶
Checks if all values are true.
// And[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
And(true, true) == true And(true, false) == false And4(true, true, true, true) == true And4(true, false, true, true) == false
func And4 ¶
Checks if all values are true.
// And[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
And(true, true) == true And(true, false) == false And4(true, true, true, true) == true And4(true, false, true, true) == false
func And5 ¶
Checks if all values are true.
// And[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
And(true, true) == true And(true, false) == false And4(true, true, true, true) == true And4(true, false, true, true) == false
func And6 ¶
Checks if all values are true.
// And[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
And(true, true) == true And(true, false) == false And4(true, true, true, true) == true And4(true, false, true, true) == false
func And7 ¶
Checks if all values are true.
// And[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
And(true, true) == true And(true, false) == false And4(true, true, true, true) == true And4(true, false, true, true) == false
func And8 ¶
Checks if all values are true.
// And[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
And(true, true) == true And(true, false) == false And4(true, true, true, true) == true And4(true, false, true, true) == false
func Count ¶
Counts no. of true values.
// Count[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Count(true, true) == 2 Count(true, false) == 1 Count4(true, true, true, false) == 3 Count4(false, true, false, false) == 1
func Count0 ¶
func Count0() int
Counts no. of true values.
// Count[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Count(true, true) == 2 Count(true, false) == 1 Count4(true, true, true, false) == 3 Count4(false, true, false, false) == 1
func Count1 ¶
Counts no. of true values.
// Count[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Count(true, true) == 2 Count(true, false) == 1 Count4(true, true, true, false) == 3 Count4(false, true, false, false) == 1
func Count2 ¶
Counts no. of true values.
// Count[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Count(true, true) == 2 Count(true, false) == 1 Count4(true, true, true, false) == 3 Count4(false, true, false, false) == 1
func Count3 ¶
Counts no. of true values.
// Count[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Count(true, true) == 2 Count(true, false) == 1 Count4(true, true, true, false) == 3 Count4(false, true, false, false) == 1
func Count4 ¶
Counts no. of true values.
// Count[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Count(true, true) == 2 Count(true, false) == 1 Count4(true, true, true, false) == 3 Count4(false, true, false, false) == 1
func Count5 ¶
Counts no. of true values.
// Count[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Count(true, true) == 2 Count(true, false) == 1 Count4(true, true, true, false) == 3 Count4(false, true, false, false) == 1
func Count6 ¶
Counts no. of true values.
// Count[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Count(true, true) == 2 Count(true, false) == 1 Count4(true, true, true, false) == 3 Count4(false, true, false, false) == 1
func Count7 ¶
Counts no. of true values.
// Count[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Count(true, true) == 2 Count(true, false) == 1 Count4(true, true, true, false) == 3 Count4(false, true, false, false) == 1
func Count8 ¶
Counts no. of true values.
// Count[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Count(true, true) == 2 Count(true, false) == 1 Count4(true, true, true, false) == 3 Count4(false, true, false, false) == 1
func Eq ¶
Checks if antecedent ⇔ consequent (a ⇔ b).
// Eq(a, b) // a: antecedent // b: consequent
Example:
Eq(true, true) == true Eq(false, false) == true Eq(true, false) == false Eq(false, true) == false
func Eqv ¶
Checks if antecedent ⇔ consequent (a ⇔ b).
// Eqv(a, b) // a: antecedent // b: consequent
Example:
Eqv(true, true) == true Eqv(false, false) == true Eqv(true, false) == false Eqv(false, true) == false
func Imp ¶
Checks if antecedent ⇒ consequent (a ⇒ b).
// Imp(a, b) // a: antecedent // b: consequent
Example:
Imp(true, true) == true Imp(false, true) == true Imp(false, false) == true Imp(true, false) == false
func Imply ¶
Checks if antecedent ⇒ consequent (a ⇒ b).
// Imply(a, b) // a: antecedent // b: consequent
Example:
Imply(true, true) == true Imply(false, true) == true Imply(false, false) == true Imply(true, false) == false
func Nand ¶
Checks if any value is false.
// Nand[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nand(true, false) == true Nand(true, true) == false Nand4(true, true, false, true) == true Nand4(true, true, true, true) == false
func Nand0 ¶
func Nand0() bool
Checks if any value is false.
// Nand[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nand(true, false) == true Nand(true, true) == false Nand4(true, true, false, true) == true Nand4(true, true, true, true) == false
func Nand1 ¶
Checks if any value is false.
// Nand[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nand(true, false) == true Nand(true, true) == false Nand4(true, true, false, true) == true Nand4(true, true, true, true) == false
func Nand2 ¶
Checks if any value is false.
// Nand[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nand(true, false) == true Nand(true, true) == false Nand4(true, true, false, true) == true Nand4(true, true, true, true) == false
func Nand3 ¶
Checks if any value is false.
// Nand[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nand(true, false) == true Nand(true, true) == false Nand4(true, true, false, true) == true Nand4(true, true, true, true) == false
func Nand4 ¶
Checks if any value is false.
// Nand[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nand(true, false) == true Nand(true, true) == false Nand4(true, true, false, true) == true Nand4(true, true, true, true) == false
func Nand5 ¶
Checks if any value is false.
// Nand[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nand(true, false) == true Nand(true, true) == false Nand4(true, true, false, true) == true Nand4(true, true, true, true) == false
func Nand6 ¶
Checks if any value is false.
// Nand[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nand(true, false) == true Nand(true, true) == false Nand4(true, true, false, true) == true Nand4(true, true, true, true) == false
func Nand7 ¶
Checks if any value is false.
// Nand[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nand(true, false) == true Nand(true, true) == false Nand4(true, true, false, true) == true Nand4(true, true, true, true) == false
func Nand8 ¶
Checks if any value is false.
// Nand[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nand(true, false) == true Nand(true, true) == false Nand4(true, true, false, true) == true Nand4(true, true, true, true) == false
func Neq ¶
Checks if antecedent ⇎ consequent (a ⇎ b).
// Neq(a, b) // a: antecedent // b: consequent
Example:
Neq(true, false) == true Neq(false, true) == true Neq(true, true) == false Neq(false, false) == false
func Nimply ¶
Checks if antecedent ⇏ consequent (a ⇏ b).
// Nimply(a, b) // a: antecedent // b: consequent
Example:
Nimply(true, false) == true Nimply(true, true) == false Nimply(false, true) == false Nimply(false, false) == false
func Nor ¶
Checks if all values are false.
// Nor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nor(false, false) == true Nor(true, false) == false Nor4(false, false, false, false) == true Nor4(false, false, true, false) == false
func Nor0 ¶
func Nor0() bool
Checks if all values are false.
// Nor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nor(false, false) == true Nor(true, false) == false Nor4(false, false, false, false) == true Nor4(false, false, true, false) == false
func Nor1 ¶
Checks if all values are false.
// Nor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nor(false, false) == true Nor(true, false) == false Nor4(false, false, false, false) == true Nor4(false, false, true, false) == false
func Nor2 ¶
Checks if all values are false.
// Nor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nor(false, false) == true Nor(true, false) == false Nor4(false, false, false, false) == true Nor4(false, false, true, false) == false
func Nor3 ¶
Checks if all values are false.
// Nor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nor(false, false) == true Nor(true, false) == false Nor4(false, false, false, false) == true Nor4(false, false, true, false) == false
func Nor4 ¶
Checks if all values are false.
// Nor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nor(false, false) == true Nor(true, false) == false Nor4(false, false, false, false) == true Nor4(false, false, true, false) == false
func Nor5 ¶
Checks if all values are false.
// Nor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nor(false, false) == true Nor(true, false) == false Nor4(false, false, false, false) == true Nor4(false, false, true, false) == false
func Nor6 ¶
Checks if all values are false.
// Nor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nor(false, false) == true Nor(true, false) == false Nor4(false, false, false, false) == true Nor4(false, false, true, false) == false
func Nor7 ¶
Checks if all values are false.
// Nor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nor(false, false) == true Nor(true, false) == false Nor4(false, false, false, false) == true Nor4(false, false, true, false) == false
func Nor8 ¶
Checks if all values are false.
// Nor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nor(false, false) == true Nor(true, false) == false Nor4(false, false, false, false) == true Nor4(false, false, true, false) == false
func Not ¶
Checks if value is false.
// Not(a, b) // a: a boolean
Example:
Not(false) == true Not(true) == false
func Or ¶
Checks if any value is true.
// Or[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Or(true, false) == true Or(false, false) == false Or4(false, true, false, true) == true Or4(false, false, false, false) == false
func Or0 ¶
func Or0() bool
Checks if any value is true.
// Or[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Or(true, false) == true Or(false, false) == false Or4(false, true, false, true) == true Or4(false, false, false, false) == false
func Or1 ¶
Checks if any value is true.
// Or[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Or(true, false) == true Or(false, false) == false Or4(false, true, false, true) == true Or4(false, false, false, false) == false
func Or2 ¶
Checks if any value is true.
// Or[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Or(true, false) == true Or(false, false) == false Or4(false, true, false, true) == true Or4(false, false, false, false) == false
func Or3 ¶
Checks if any value is true.
// Or[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Or(true, false) == true Or(false, false) == false Or4(false, true, false, true) == true Or4(false, false, false, false) == false
func Or4 ¶
Checks if any value is true.
// Or[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Or(true, false) == true Or(false, false) == false Or4(false, true, false, true) == true Or4(false, false, false, false) == false
func Or5 ¶
Checks if any value is true.
// Or[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Or(true, false) == true Or(false, false) == false Or4(false, true, false, true) == true Or4(false, false, false, false) == false
func Or6 ¶
Checks if any value is true.
// Or[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Or(true, false) == true Or(false, false) == false Or4(false, true, false, true) == true Or4(false, false, false, false) == false
func Or7 ¶
Checks if any value is true.
// Or[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Or(true, false) == true Or(false, false) == false Or4(false, true, false, true) == true Or4(false, false, false, false) == false
func Or8 ¶
Checks if any value is true.
// Or[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Or(true, false) == true Or(false, false) == false Or4(false, true, false, true) == true Or4(false, false, false, false) == false
func Parse ¶
Converts string to boolean.
// Parse(s) // s: a string
Example:
Parse("1") == true
Parse("truthy") == true
Parse("not off") == true
Parse("not true") == false
Parse("inactive") == false
Parse("disabled") == false
Example (False1) ¶
fmt.Println(Parse("not true"))
Output: false
Example (False2) ¶
fmt.Println(Parse("inactive"))
Output: false
Example (False3) ¶
fmt.Println(Parse("disabled"))
Output: false
Example (True1) ¶
fmt.Println(Parse("1"))
Output: true
Example (True2) ¶
fmt.Println(Parse("truthy"))
Output: true
Example (True3) ¶
fmt.Println(Parse("not off"))
Output: true
func Select ¶
Checks if ith value is true.
// Select[n](i, a, b, ...) // i: index // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Select(0, true, false) == true Select(1, true, false) == false Select4(1, true, true, false, false) == true Select4(2, true, true, false, false) == false
func Select0 ¶
Checks if ith value is true.
// Select[n](i, a, b, ...) // i: index // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Select(0, true, false) == true Select(1, true, false) == false Select4(1, true, true, false, false) == true Select4(2, true, true, false, false) == false
func Select1 ¶
Checks if ith value is true.
// Select[n](i, a, b, ...) // i: index // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Select(0, true, false) == true Select(1, true, false) == false Select4(1, true, true, false, false) == true Select4(2, true, true, false, false) == false
func Select2 ¶
Checks if ith value is true.
// Select[n](i, a, b, ...) // i: index // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Select(0, true, false) == true Select(1, true, false) == false Select4(1, true, true, false, false) == true Select4(2, true, true, false, false) == false
func Select3 ¶
Checks if ith value is true.
// Select[n](i, a, b, ...) // i: index // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Select(0, true, false) == true Select(1, true, false) == false Select4(1, true, true, false, false) == true Select4(2, true, true, false, false) == false
func Select4 ¶
Checks if ith value is true.
// Select[n](i, a, b, ...) // i: index // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Select(0, true, false) == true Select(1, true, false) == false Select4(1, true, true, false, false) == true Select4(2, true, true, false, false) == false
func Select5 ¶
Checks if ith value is true.
// Select[n](i, a, b, ...) // i: index // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Select(0, true, false) == true Select(1, true, false) == false Select4(1, true, true, false, false) == true Select4(2, true, true, false, false) == false
func Select6 ¶
Checks if ith value is true.
// Select[n](i, a, b, ...) // i: index // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Select(0, true, false) == true Select(1, true, false) == false Select4(1, true, true, false, false) == true Select4(2, true, true, false, false) == false
func Select7 ¶
Checks if ith value is true.
// Select[n](i, a, b, ...) // i: index // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Select(0, true, false) == true Select(1, true, false) == false Select4(1, true, true, false, false) == true Select4(2, true, true, false, false) == false
func Select8 ¶
Checks if ith value is true.
// Select[n](i, a, b, ...) // i: index // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Select(0, true, false) == true Select(1, true, false) == false Select4(1, true, true, false, false) == true Select4(2, true, true, false, false) == false
func Xnor ¶
Checks if even no. of values are true.
// Xnor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xnor(true, true) == true Xnor(false, true) == false Xnor4(true, true, false, false) == true Xnor4(true, true, true, false) == false
func Xnor0 ¶
func Xnor0() bool
Checks if even no. of values are true.
// Xnor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xnor(true, true) == true Xnor(false, true) == false Xnor4(true, true, false, false) == true Xnor4(true, true, true, false) == false
func Xnor1 ¶
Checks if even no. of values are true.
// Xnor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xnor(true, true) == true Xnor(false, true) == false Xnor4(true, true, false, false) == true Xnor4(true, true, true, false) == false
func Xnor2 ¶
Checks if even no. of values are true.
// Xnor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xnor(true, true) == true Xnor(false, true) == false Xnor4(true, true, false, false) == true Xnor4(true, true, true, false) == false
func Xnor3 ¶
Checks if even no. of values are true.
// Xnor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xnor(true, true) == true Xnor(false, true) == false Xnor4(true, true, false, false) == true Xnor4(true, true, true, false) == false
func Xnor4 ¶
Checks if even no. of values are true.
// Xnor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xnor(true, true) == true Xnor(false, true) == false Xnor4(true, true, false, false) == true Xnor4(true, true, true, false) == false
func Xnor5 ¶
Checks if even no. of values are true.
// Xnor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xnor(true, true) == true Xnor(false, true) == false Xnor4(true, true, false, false) == true Xnor4(true, true, true, false) == false
func Xnor6 ¶
Checks if even no. of values are true.
// Xnor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xnor(true, true) == true Xnor(false, true) == false Xnor4(true, true, false, false) == true Xnor4(true, true, true, false) == false
func Xnor7 ¶
Checks if even no. of values are true.
// Xnor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xnor(true, true) == true Xnor(false, true) == false Xnor4(true, true, false, false) == true Xnor4(true, true, true, false) == false
func Xnor8 ¶
Checks if even no. of values are true.
// Xnor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xnor(true, true) == true Xnor(false, true) == false Xnor4(true, true, false, false) == true Xnor4(true, true, true, false) == false
func Xor ¶
Checks if odd no. of values are true.
// Xor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xor(true, false) == true Xor(true, true) == false Xor4(true, true, true, false) == true Xor4(true, true, true, true) == false
func Xor0 ¶
func Xor0() bool
Checks if odd no. of values are true.
// Xor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xor(true, false) == true Xor(true, true) == false Xor4(true, true, true, false) == true Xor4(true, true, true, true) == false
func Xor1 ¶
Checks if odd no. of values are true.
// Xor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xor(true, false) == true Xor(true, true) == false Xor4(true, true, true, false) == true Xor4(true, true, true, true) == false
func Xor2 ¶
Checks if odd no. of values are true.
// Xor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xor(true, false) == true Xor(true, true) == false Xor4(true, true, true, false) == true Xor4(true, true, true, true) == false
func Xor3 ¶
Checks if odd no. of values are true.
// Xor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xor(true, false) == true Xor(true, true) == false Xor4(true, true, true, false) == true Xor4(true, true, true, true) == false
func Xor4 ¶
Checks if odd no. of values are true.
// Xor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xor(true, false) == true Xor(true, true) == false Xor4(true, true, true, false) == true Xor4(true, true, true, true) == false
func Xor5 ¶
Checks if odd no. of values are true.
// Xor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xor(true, false) == true Xor(true, true) == false Xor4(true, true, true, false) == true Xor4(true, true, true, true) == false
func Xor6 ¶
Checks if odd no. of values are true.
// Xor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xor(true, false) == true Xor(true, true) == false Xor4(true, true, true, false) == true Xor4(true, true, true, true) == false
func Xor7 ¶
Checks if odd no. of values are true.
// Xor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xor(true, false) == true Xor(true, true) == false Xor4(true, true, true, false) == true Xor4(true, true, true, true) == false
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