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  "id": 499328,
  "title": "What is mean by Boolean search?",
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  "post_date": "2024-05-01T11:56:30.392808600Z",
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  "content": "<p>What is mean by Boolean search? And why it is so called ? Is there any similar competitions or relevant materials in the internet to learn about?</p>",
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      "postDate": "05/01/2024 11:56:30",
      "content": "<p>What is mean by Boolean search? And why it is so called ? Is there any similar competitions or relevant materials in the internet to learn about?</p>",
      "rawMarkdown": "What is mean by Boolean search? And why it is so called ? Is there any similar competitions or relevant materials in the internet to learn about?",
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      "postDate": "05/01/2024 16:13:52",
      "content": "<p>Short explanation: <br>\nA boolean is a True / False Statement. <br>\nAn example for a boolean search could be pandas, where you have a dataframe df and do</p>\n<pre><code>    df[(df.==1) &amp; (df.==2)]\n</code></pre>\n<p>this returns the dataframe where <code>(df.title==1) == True</code> and <code>(df.description==2) == True</code>. In terms of the boolean search in this competition, this would be queries as <code>ti:1 AND detd:2</code>.</p>\n<p>Other operators you can use for example are <code>OR</code> (at least one of the conditions, multiple are possible), <code>NOT</code> (this condition should not be satisfied), and <code>XOR</code> (only one of the conditions is satisfied).</p>\n<p>Note that these can be nested: <code>(ti:1 AND detd:2) OR (ti:2 AND detd:2)</code> etc.</p>",
      "rawMarkdown": "Short explanation: \nA boolean is a True / False Statement. \nAn example for a boolean search could be pandas, where you have a dataframe df and do\n\n        df[(df.title==1) & (df.description==2)]\n\nthis returns the dataframe where `(df.title==1) == True` and `(df.description==2) == True`. In terms of the boolean search in this competition, this would be queries as `ti:1 AND detd:2`.\n\nOther operators you can use for example are `OR` (at least one of the conditions, multiple are possible), `NOT` (this condition should not be satisfied), and `XOR` (only one of the conditions is satisfied).\n\nNote that these can be nested: `(ti:1 AND detd:2) OR (ti:2 AND detd:2)` etc.",
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      "id": 2787190,
      "author_name": "valentinwerner",
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      "post_date": "05/01/2024 16:13:52",
      "content": "<p>Short explanation: <br>\nA boolean is a True / False Statement. <br>\nAn example for a boolean search could be pandas, where you have a dataframe df and do</p>\n<pre><code>    df[(df.==1) &amp; (df.==2)]\n</code></pre>\n<p>this returns the dataframe where <code>(df.title==1) == True</code> and <code>(df.description==2) == True</code>. In terms of the boolean search in this competition, this would be queries as <code>ti:1 AND detd:2</code>.</p>\n<p>Other operators you can use for example are <code>OR</code> (at least one of the conditions, multiple are possible), <code>NOT</code> (this condition should not be satisfied), and <code>XOR</code> (only one of the conditions is satisfied).</p>\n<p>Note that these can be nested: <code>(ti:1 AND detd:2) OR (ti:2 AND detd:2)</code> etc.</p>",
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    "2786637": "What is mean by Boolean search? And why it is so called ? Is there any similar competitions or relevant materials in the internet to learn about?",
    "2787190": "Short explanation: \nA boolean is a True / False Statement. \nAn example for a boolean search could be pandas, where you have a dataframe df and do\n\n        df[(df.title==1) & (df.description==2)]\n\nthis returns the dataframe where `(df.title==1) == True` and `(df.description==2) == True`. In terms of the boolean search in this competition, this would be queries as `ti:1 AND detd:2`.\n\nOther operators you can use for example are `OR` (at least one of the conditions, multiple are possible), `NOT` (this condition should not be satisfied), and `XOR` (only one of the conditions is satisfied).\n\nNote that these can be nested: `(ti:1 AND detd:2) OR (ti:2 AND detd:2)` etc."
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