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By PGODULTIMATE
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Given two integers a and b, return a xor b. Remember, the xor operator is a bitwise operator that's usually represented by the^character.
For example, if your input was 5 7, then you should print 2.
```
This challenge is pretty straight forward. You take in two integers and then XOR them.
```py
#!/usr/bin/env python3
def getXored(acid):
a,b = acid.split() #stores input into two separate variables
print (int(a) ^ int(b)) #prints the XOR of those variables
getXored(input()) #takes in input
```
