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<< System.XMLWCF, WS, SOAP >>

By Ashish Shukla
First Posted 10/08/2001
Times viewed 2031

swapping two integer values without using temporary

the following code uses bitwise operator x-or (^) to swap two integer variables without using any temporary variable and without using any arithmatic operator. I think that using bitwise operator is faster as compared to arithmatic operator.

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