在java中返回true,在Java XOR中，三个真输入返回true。为什么？

The following code

System.out.println("1 0 0: " + (true ^ false ^ false));

System.out.println("1 0 1: " + (true ^ false ^ true));

System.out.println("1 1 0: " + (true ^ true ^ false));

System.out.println("1 1 1: " + (true ^ true ^ true));

System.out.println("0 0 0: " + (false ^ false ^ false));

System.out.println("0 0 1: " + (false ^ false ^ true));

System.out.println("0 1 0: " + (false ^ true ^ false));

System.out.println("0 1 1: " + (false ^ true ^ true));

outputs:

1 0 0: true

1 0 1: false

1 1 0: false

1 1 1: true

0 0 0: false

0 0 1: true

0 1 0: true

0 1 1: false

Why does XOR returns true when all three inputs are true?

If it's valid logic how can I implement logic that returns true only if one of the input elements is true (no matter how many inputs I provide)?

解决方案

If you want a true result if one and only one input is true, you can use:

(a ^ b ^ c ) ^ ( a && b && c )

The test case result:

true true true = false

true true false = false

true false true = false

true false false = true

false true true = false

false true false = true

false false true = true

false false false = false