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 bitwiseNxor
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  The bitwiseNxor function performs a numerical bitwise not exclusive xor of each expression {exp}
               from left to right, returning the value of the result as an Integer. 
           The arguments are assumed to be Integers, and are not checked for the correct type. 
          Characters and Boolean arguments will be treated as Integers in this function.  When to use  Use the bitwiseNxor function when a binary integer operation is required. 
 (bitwiseNxor exp ...) The bitwise xor of the argument(s).
         
   
Here are a number of links to Lambda coding examples which contain this instruction in various use cases.
 
Example_Integer_bitwiseNxor_001
  This example shows how the bitwiseNxor function performs a numerical 
               bitwise not exclusive xor on each expression in the argument list from left to right.  
   
 Here are the links to the data types of the function arguments.   Here are also a number of links to functions having arguments with any of these data types. 
              
 
 
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Name 
                                           Description 
                                           AIS Types exp ... One or more Integer expressions.  A Character or Boolean expression is converted to Integer. Integer Character Boolean  
 
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Examples
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Integer 
Character 
Boolean 
 
  
 
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