Converting VBScript's Xor Operator
Definition: Performs a logical exclusion on two expressions.
Xor Operator
The XOR operator is a crazy one. XOR evaluates two expressions and returns True if the two are different; that is, if one expression is True and the other expression is False. If both expression are true (or false) then XOR returns False.
We told you it was crazy.
Here’s an example. This command evaluates the following two statements, then stores its verdict in the variable $a:
23 is less than 12
12 is greater than 40
Here’s the command
$a = 23 -gt 12 -xor 12 -lt 40
Because both expressions are true, if you run the command and then echo back the value of $a you’ll get the following:
False