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How to bitwise XOR of hex numbers in Python?
You can get the XOR of any type of numbers using the ^ operator. Specifically for hex numbers, you can use:
a = 0x12ef b = 0xabcd print(hex(a ^ b))
This will give the output:
0xb922
The 0x at the beginning of the numbers implies that the number is in hex representation. You can use the ^ operator for other integer representations as well.
Updated on: 17-Jun-2020
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