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ST0-155 · Question #130
During an early case assessment, it appears that emails of interest are using code words. The terms "Red Dog," "Black Cat," and "Green Parrot" appear often in the emails. However, if the word "pet"…
The correct answer is A. ("Red Dog" OR "Black Cat" OR "Green Parrot") NOT pet. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
During an early case assessment, it appears that emails of interest are using code words. The terms "Red Dog," "Black Cat," and "Green Parrot" appear often in the emails. However, if the word "pet" appears, the message is irrelevant. Which syntax will search for any of the phrases mentioned without the word "pet"?
Options
- A("Red Dog" OR "Black Cat" OR "Green Parrot") NOT pet
- B("Red Dog" or "Black Cat" or "Green Parrot") not pet
- C("Red Dog" OR "Black Cat" OR "Green Parrot") W/O pet
- D("Red Dog" or "Black Cat" or "Green Parrot") w/o pet
How the community answered
(46 responses)- A72% (33)
- B7% (3)
- C4% (2)
- D17% (8)
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