def XOR():
# get inputs and echo them to user (don't change these 6 lines)
A = input ("Please enter 1 or 0 for A: ")
B = input ("Please enter 1 or 0 for B: ")
print "A is: "
print A
print "B is: "
print B
#set up blank picture (don't change this)
result = makeEmptyPicture (100, 100)
# conditional (if) statement(s) to check whether sA XOR B is true or false
# and dispay a red FALSE or green TRUE in a blank picture
# HINT 1: You should have 4 lines of code here; we want you to use 2 separate
# statements this time. Use the "addText" function also.
# HINT 2: "addText(result, 20, 20, "TRUE", green)" is a handy statement!
if A != B:
addText(result, 25, 50, "True", green)
if A == B:
addText(result, 25, 50, "False", red)
# display results (don't change this)
repaint (result)
# get inputs and echo them to user (don't change these 6 lines)
A = input ("Please enter 1 or 0 for A: ")
B = input ("Please enter 1 or 0 for B: ")
print "A is: "
print A
print "B is: "
print B
#set up blank picture (don't change this)
result = makeEmptyPicture (100, 100)
# conditional (if) statement(s) to check whether sA XOR B is true or false
# and dispay a red FALSE or green TRUE in a blank picture
# HINT 1: You should have 4 lines of code here; we want you to use 2 separate
# statements this time. Use the "addText" function also.
# HINT 2: "addText(result, 20, 20, "TRUE", green)" is a handy statement!
if A != B:
addText(result, 25, 50, "True", green)
if A == B:
addText(result, 25, 50, "False", red)
# display results (don't change this)
repaint (result)
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