Memory allocation can be made efficient for doubly linked lists by combining the previous and subsequent pointers into a single register via this operator.
Memory allocation can be made efficient for doubly linked lists by combining the previous and subsequent pointers into a single register via this operator. It is not used in the Pearson's Hash which improves that algorithms versatility, but it is used to create in the simplest error detection mechanism, the parity bit. It is both a commutative and associative operator and can be achieved with four nand gates in which the final is input to by two intermediates which are in turn input two by the first and both the HIGH and LOW signals. For 10 points-- what is the logical operation whose two-input result is true only when its inputs are unique?
Memory allocation can be made efficient for doubly linked lists by combining the previous and subsequent pointers into a single register via this operator.
{Exclusive disjunction} or {XOR} or Exclusive {Or}