Javascript has a xor operator?

JavaScript does not have a logical XOR operator.

It has a bitwise XOR operator ^ that can perform a bitwise comparison of two numbers, but this does not help when you want to get the result of an XOR of two expressions, which do not return a number.

What you can do is create a function to do this type of logical operation:

function myXOR(x, y) {
  return (x || y) && !(x && y);
}


if (myXOR(hasValue(value1), hasValue(value2))) {
  //FAZ ALGUMA COISA
}

Here are some references for you to better understand how logical operations in JS work.

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You can use the ^ operator as described in this response

Eg:

var nb = 5^9 // = 12

For Boolean values you can convert with !! , which will invert the result by turning it into boolean , then flipping it back

Ex:

!!(false ^ true)