print(9^10) in python

Question

The output is 3..What is the logic or explanation behind this

Answer 1

It is Bitwise XOR operator. It based on binary
9 = 00001001
10= 00001010
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3 = 00000011

^ which give 1 if both digits are different. Otherwise give 0.

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Answer 2

because '^' is the XOR bitwise operator... I guess you want the exponentiation operator wich is '**', so instead try:

print(9**10)