On Wednesday, February 17, 2016 at 4:34:35 AM UTC-5, Simon King wrote:
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>
> (expr1 == expr2) & (expr3 == expr4)
>
you usually won't need to & or and_ though.
filter automatically "and"s a list.
.filter(expr1 == expr2, expr3 == expr4)
the only you need to use `and_` is when doing more complicated queries and
the "and" is nested.
.filter(or_(expr1 == expr2,
and_(expr2 == expr3,
expr3 == expr4
))
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