How does the OR operator differ from the Exlusive OR $($XOR$)$ operator?

XOR always produces the opposite values of OR for any input values

OR will only produce True when the inputs are different. A XOR would produce False if the inputs are different.

XOR will only produce True when the inputs are different. An OR would produce False if the inputs are different.

XOR will only produce True when the inputs are different. OR would also do that, but would also be True if both inputs were True.