Question

This isn't a history question but maybe someone can help me I will give a medal. The Boolean operators include which of the following.
A. and, or, not
B. to, for, from
C. a, an, the
D. is, are, not @KamiBug @Secret-Ninja @Love_Gymnastics

Answer 1

A would be your answer.

The term "Boolean," often encountered when doing searches on the Web (and sometimes spelled "boolean"), refers to a system of logical thought developed by the English mathematician and computer pioneer, George Boole (1815-64). In Boolean searching, an "and" operator between two words or other values (for example, "pear AND apple") means one is searching for documents containing both of the words or values, not just one of them. An "or" operator between two words or other values (for example, "pear OR apple") means one is searching for documents containing either of the words.

http://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/Boolean

Answer 2

Congratulations on reaching level 50 of smartsocre @kalem03 :)

Answer 3

thanks!!!