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The 7 pages that link to XOR gate, each with the reason it gives.

• NAND gateCompared with: XOR tests parity, unlike NAND’s rule of rejecting only the all-true combination.

• Exclusive orBroader topic: It is the hardware implementation of the exclusive-or connective.

• OR gateCompared with: Unlike inclusive OR, XOR outputs false when both inputs are true.

• AND gateCompared with: For two inputs, XOR is true when exactly one is true, not when both are true.

• NOT gateCompared with: XOR generalizes inversion to two inputs: one input controls whether the other is reversed.

• NOR gateCompared with: Unlike NOR, XOR detects disagreement rather than the absence of every true input.

• XNOR gateCompared with: XOR reverses every output of XNOR, making it the direct logical complement.