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name 3 boolean operators
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The three basic Boolean operators are:
1. **AND** - This operator is used to combine two or more search terms, and it retrieves results that include all the specified terms. For example, "cats AND dogs" will return results that mention both cats and dogs.
2. **OR** - This operator is used to include either one term or another in the search. It broadens the search results. For example, "cats OR dogs" will return results that mention either cats, dogs, or both.
3. **NOT** - This operator excludes terms from the search results. For example, "cats NOT dogs" will return results that mention cats but exclude any that mention dogs.
These operators help refine searches in databases and search engines.
1. **AND** - This operator is used to combine two or more search terms, and it retrieves results that include all the specified terms. For example, "cats AND dogs" will return results that mention both cats and dogs.
2. **OR** - This operator is used to include either one term or another in the search. It broadens the search results. For example, "cats OR dogs" will return results that mention either cats, dogs, or both.
3. **NOT** - This operator excludes terms from the search results. For example, "cats NOT dogs" will return results that mention cats but exclude any that mention dogs.
These operators help refine searches in databases and search engines.