Python equivalent of lua bit32.bxor
Question:
I am trying to "convert" a lua script into a python script, but the lua script seems to have a library named bit32, and of which it uses the bxor function. Is there any python equivalent of the bit32.bxor function?
I have searched multiple times on stackoverflow and google for what the equivalent is, but i didn’t find any. Maybe I’m just searching the wrong stuff…
Answers:
Is the script trying to calculate Exclusive OR of 2 integers ? if so you can use the bitwise operator ^
>>>8 ^ 16
24
You can use the ^ operator to perform bitwise exclusive XOR.
result = 10 ^ 20 ^ 30 ^ 40
print(result) # Output: 40
Python provides bitwise XOR using the bitwise operator ^. However, you can use a function if you want, using the operator.xor(a, b) function.
You can also use NumPy’s bitwise XOR function as an equivalent.
I am trying to "convert" a lua script into a python script, but the lua script seems to have a library named bit32, and of which it uses the bxor function. Is there any python equivalent of the bit32.bxor function?
I have searched multiple times on stackoverflow and google for what the equivalent is, but i didn’t find any. Maybe I’m just searching the wrong stuff…
Is the script trying to calculate Exclusive OR of 2 integers ? if so you can use the bitwise operator ^
>>>8 ^ 16
24
You can use the ^ operator to perform bitwise exclusive XOR.
result = 10 ^ 20 ^ 30 ^ 40
print(result) # Output: 40
Python provides bitwise XOR using the bitwise operator ^. However, you can use a function if you want, using the operator.xor(a, b) function.
You can also use NumPy’s bitwise XOR function as an equivalent.