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The operator ^ for exponentiation or for excluding: how not to confuse them?
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CodyIT programming.dev CodiUnicorn@programming.dev
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Link: https://pvs-studio.com/en/blog/posts/go/1350/

Gophers, hey. Confusing ^ with exponentiation instead of XOR in Go seems like a pretty easy mistake to make. The bug itself is simple, but it still shows up even in some well-known projects with large codebases.

How often does this happen in your code?
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