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I was reading some 3rd party code and I found this:
x.Flags = x.Flags ^ Flags.Hidden; What does it do?
I’ve used ‘&’ and ‘|’ for bitwise ‘and’ and ‘or’ with enums, but it’s the first time I see the that symbol…
^ is the bitwise XOR operator in C#.
EDIT: a ^ b returns true if a is true and b is false or if a is false and b is true, but not both.