Which of the following searches will return results where fail, 400, and error exist in every event?
Which of the following searches will return results where fail, 400, and error exist in every event?
The correct answer is 'error AND (fail AND 400)'. This is because to ensure that all three terms, 'error', 'fail', and '400', exist in every event, the logical 'AND' operator must be used between all terms, which effectively creates an intersection of the conditions. This guarantees that only events containing all three specified terms are returned in the search results.
A is correct answer. AND is the keyword here.
A is correct
Ambiguous question. could be C or A
A is correct because if no Boolean is mentioned default AND will applicable
A shld be correct answer
A is correct
A is correct.
A! simple logic man.
A is correct because if no Boolean is mentioned default AND will applicable
A is the correct answer
A is correct.
It's still A
A is correct
A is correct answer.
A is the very right answer pls.
C will only return two of the three (error AND one or the other). The question asks for all 3. We need the inclusive AND, not the exclusive OR. The parentheses are unnecessary but acceptable.
A is correct based on the inclusive 'and'
A is the correct Answer
A is the correct answer
This is a badly worded question, I would have lost a point for this..
A is the right answer
Why does it say the correct answer is C? If everyone says it is A ?