Imagine I have two boolean variables and I need to determine when they are both true or false, essentially requiring a logical equality operator.'
Most JavaScript resources recommend using bitwise operators, with the XOR operator performing a similar function but indicating if the boolean variables have different values. This led me to create the following expression:
const a = true
const b = false
const c = !(a ^ b)
While this code achieves my goal, it may not be immediately apparent how it works. Are there any clearer and more straightforward solutions?