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x1= 10101010

x2=11111111



x1x2------>EX-OR------>GRAY CODE--------->(Output in decimal)????

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x1 xor x2 = 01010101

Gray equivalent of x1 xor x2 is 01111111

convert the gray code (01111111) into decimal code =(127)$_{10}$
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