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-<fs xx-large>Inclusion</fs>, or "inclusivity" in logic and computer science broadly refers to a quality inherent to certain expressions. Specifically, an expression is inclusive if a proposed range of an expression includes the start and end point of that range. Take this expression as an example:
+<fs xx-large>Inclusion</fs>, or "inclusivity" in [[logic]] and [[computer science]] broadly refers to a quality inherent to certain expressions. Specifically, an expression is inclusive if a proposed range of an expression includes the start and end point of that range. Take this expression as an example:
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 [[logic operator#xor|XOR]] is an //exclusive// or. It returns true only when one, and only one condition is met.\\
 (Ice Cream) XOR (Candy)\\
-The child can have ice cream XOR candy - ie. one or the other, but not both.((It was really hard to find a real world example use case for XOR, I gave up, googled for it and went with [[https://stackoverflow.com/a/18944879|this]] one.))
+The child can have ice cream XOR candy - ie. one or the other, but not both.((It was really hard to find a real world example use case for XOR, I gave up, googled for it and went with [[https://stackoverflow.com/a/18944879|this]] one. While real world analogies for XOR are hard to imagine, they have important use cases in [[programming]].))