0 0 votes What happens when a bit string is $\text{XORed}$ with itself $\text{n}$ times as shown below ? $ [ \text{B}\oplus ( \text{B}\oplus ( \text{B}\oplus ( \text{B}\dots\dots \text{n times} ] $ Complements when $\text{n}$ is even Complements when $\text{n}$ is odd Divides by $2^{n}$ always Remains unchanged when $\text{n}$ is even Digital Logic nielit2021dec-scientista bitwise-operations logical-reasoning + – soujanyareddy13 473 views answer comment Share Follow Print 0 reply Please log in or register to add a comment.
0 0 votes B xor B = B Exor with itself one time B xor BN = B is xor with itself n number of times. Ref: 1) GATE CSE 1998 2) Bit string B XOR with itself n times राजकुमारी विसर्पी answered Jul 4, 2023 • edited Jul 4, 2023 by Hira Thakur राजकुमारी विसर्पी comment Share Follow 0 reply Please log in or register to add a comment.