Module `extra_boolean.xnor`

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from .xor import xor


def xnor(a=False, b=False, c=False, d=False, e=False, f=False, g=False, h=False):
  """Checks if even no. of values are True. `📘`_

  - a: 1st boolean
  - b: 2nd boolean
  - ...

  Example:
    >>> xnor(True, True)               == True
    >>> xnor(False, True)              == False
    >>> xnor(True, True, False, False) == True
    >>> xnor(True, True, True, False)  == False

  .. _📘:
    https://github.com/python3f/extra-boolean/wiki/xnor
  """
  return not xor(a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h)

Functions

def xnor(a=False, b=False, c=False, d=False, e=False, f=False, g=False, h=False)

Checks if even no. of values are True. 📘_

a: 1st boolean
b: 2nd boolean
…

Example

>>> xnor(True, True)               == True
>>> xnor(False, True)              == False
>>> xnor(True, True, False, False) == True
>>> xnor(True, True, True, False)  == False

.. _📘: https://github.com/python3f/extra-boolean/wiki/xnor

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def xnor(a=False, b=False, c=False, d=False, e=False, f=False, g=False, h=False):
  """Checks if even no. of values are True. `📘`_

  - a: 1st boolean
  - b: 2nd boolean
  - ...

  Example:
    >>> xnor(True, True)               == True
    >>> xnor(False, True)              == False
    >>> xnor(True, True, False, False) == True
    >>> xnor(True, True, True, False)  == False

  .. _📘:
    https://github.com/python3f/extra-boolean/wiki/xnor
  """
  return not xor(a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h)