xnor(a, b)

Returns the negation of the result of xor(a, b), where the a and b passed into xor are the same a and b the user provides for xnor.

const lolite = require("lolite.xnor")
const testTruthyValue = "truthy"
const testFalsyValue = 0

console.log(xnor(true, false)) // false
console.log(xnor(false, true)) // false
console.log(xnor(testTruthyValue, testFalsyValue)) // false

console.log(xnor(true, true))  // true
console.log(xnor(false, false)) // true
console.log(xnor(testTruthyValue, testTruthyValue)) // true
console.log(xnor(testFalsyValue, testFalsyValue)) // true