Discussion
Two integer variables can be swapped using the XOR operator without any temporary variable.
Answer: A
Correct answer: True
Applying a = a ^ b, then b = a ^ b, then a = a ^ b leaves the two values exchanged, because XOR is its own inverse. The trick fails when both names refer to the same object, since the variable then XORs with itself and becomes zero.
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