How do you make a conditional statement return true when only one condition is true?

I need to make an if statement in which its value depends on N other conditions. Particularly, it needs to return true only when one of N conditions are true (if more than one condition is true, it has to return false). More formally, if (1, 2, 3 ... N) should evaluate true if and only if only one of the statements evaluates true, otherwise evaluates false.

I implemented this method,

boolean trueOnce(boolean[] conditions) {

    boolean trueOnce = false;

    for (boolean condition : conditions) {
        if (condition) {
            if (!trueOnce) {
                trueOnce = true;
            } else {
                trueOnce = false;
                break;
            }
        }
    }

    return trueOnce;
}

but I'm asking for something more practical. I'm working with Java, but I think this problem is universal for every language. Thanks.

EDIT: this method does the job very well, but my question is, does Java (or any other language) have a more practical way of doing this (that is, without even implementing a whole method)?