Xor Memes

Look, XOR technically works for inequality checks since it returns true when operands differ, but you're not writing a cryptography library here, buddy. Using a ^ b instead of a != b doesn't make you clever—it makes code reviews a nightmare and your teammates question your life choices. Sure, it's bitwise magic that works for booleans and integers, but the next developer who has to maintain this code will spend 10 minutes staring at it wondering if you're doing bit manipulation or just showing off. Readability beats cleverness every single time. Save the XOR tricks for actual bit operations where they belong.