circuitpython/tests/basics/int_big_xor.py

print(0 ^ (1 << 80))
print((1 << 80) ^ (1 << 80))
print((1 << 80) ^ 0)

a = 0xfffffffffffffffffffffffffffff
print(a ^ (1 << 100))
print(a ^ (1 << 200))
print(a ^ a == 0)
print(bool(a ^ a))
tests: Add some more tests for bytes, bignum, string and ujson. 2015-03-14 17:20:58 -04:00			`print(0 ^ (1 << 80))`
			`print((1 << 80) ^ (1 << 80))`
			`print((1 << 80) ^ 0)`

			`a = 0xfffffffffffffffffffffffffffff`
			`print(a ^ (1 << 100))`
			`print(a ^ (1 << 200))`
tests/int_big_xor: Test that xor result is normalized. And thus can be successfully used in comparisons, etc. 2015-11-22 15:02:15 -05:00			`print(a ^ a == 0)`
tests/int_big_*: Add more tests for result normalization. Tested by comparability to small int/casting to bool. 2015-11-22 15:11:01 -05:00			`print(bool(a ^ a))`