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Boolean Search, Modifiers & Search String
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Boolean Search, Modifiers & Search String

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  • Updated: 16 Nov 2016
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About TSC: TheStaffingCircle is a B2B platform that provides Recruitment & Training Solutions to IT staffing & recruiting agencies. Whether you are willing to hire someone within staffing and recruiting industry or willing to train your hired staff TSC is the answer. Seasonal professionals driving this engagement will help you lower the burden of training or hiring the right person in the organization. Industry Challenges: Training being the essential part of any job without it the performance, productivity & confidence cannot be boosted of an employee with a proper training and mentoring they will definitely be a game changer. We find it difficult to find somebody who can train people on all the aspects of IT Recruitment blend with social media and digital advertising. Hiring the right person in the organization is crucial, let us do it for you. We have a network of staffing professionals from senior recruiters, recruitment managers, delivery managers, client servicing managers, head of delivery, director level staffing professionals available with us to serve you better. To provide the solution TSC emerged as a platform with specialized focused in "Staffing & Recruiting" industry only, we train and provide staffing services for Indian IT Staffing and US IT staffing market place.
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iOS search strings 100% iv wild pokemon webapp for pokemon go. Save you time and your neck too
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iOS search strings 100% iv wild pokemon webapp for pokemon go. Save you time and your neck too

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Hi fellow trainers, this tool was inspired by u/shucks73 - github repository: https://github.com/hexadecimalrs/PoGo-Convenience See his thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/TheSilphRoad/comments/7jgu0s/100_iv_pokemon_search_strings_updated/ Check it out: http://www.hundoiv.com Search text replacement saves a lot of time, so on community day I tend to use this method in the last 10-20mins to quickly find possible 100% for charmander, which then filters the search and then you appraise each one to find if they are truly 100%. This is just an alternative way to do it, probably the best way is when you have a team, so one person appraises them and tells you which are high ivs. But if you are playing alone and need to save time, this could be a timesaver. Any more pokemon you would like to see added? Any critique or ideas, please let me know in the comments. I also added the raid boss cp for perfect level 20 and 25. SOCIAL: Twitter: https://twitter.com/pokecuno Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pokecuno Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pokecuno MUSIC: Timecop1983 https://timecop1983.bandcamp.com/track/tears-in-the-rain Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0: http://goo.gl/ATcAkB GEAR: Camera - Panasonic Lumix GF6 Phone - iPhone SE Tripod - Joby Gorillapod Pokémon is Copyright Gamefreak, Nintendo and The Pokémon Company 2001-2016 All images and names owned and trademarked by Nintendo, Niantic, The Pokémon Company, and Gamefreak are property of their respective owners. POKÉMON GO
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How to Search for Text Strings in Excel
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How to Search for Text Strings in Excel

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Watch as I help a viewer to create a report that groups his client emails by domain - e.g. gmail, yahoo mail, AOL, etc. I invite you to visit my website - www.thecompanyrocks.com - to view all of my videos and to preview the many resources that I offer you. Danny Rocks The Company Rocks
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Digital Recruiter Training - Master Boolean Search - Write boolean search strings
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Digital Recruiter Training - Master Boolean Search - Write boolean search strings

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Digital Recruiter Training - Master Boolean Search 'Get someone else to write your boolean search strings' .Automatically build your Boolean search strings based on position title, city, skills .Use the string in various social media channels .Use it in Linkedin advanced search .Use it in Google+ .Use it in Twitter and add followers by using Followerwonk .source.socialtalent.co Twitter: @senemarikan
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Building Search Strings, Part 1: Boolean Operators
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Building Search Strings, Part 1: Boolean Operators

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In this two-part tutorial, you'll learn strategies to help you combine search terms into effective search strings. This video focuses on the first strategy: using Boolean operators to narrow or broaden your search results.
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demonstration of search strings in Google scholar
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demonstration of search strings in Google scholar

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demonstration of using various search strings to locate journal articles on Inquiry Learning in Lower Primary/ Early Years settings
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Lavery Library - Creating Search Strings: The Basics
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Lavery Library - Creating Search Strings: The Basics

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A short video to help you break down your research topic in order to search within a databases.
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Building Search Strings, Part 2: Nesting, Phrase Searching, Truncation, & Wildcards
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Building Search Strings, Part 2: Nesting, Phrase Searching, Truncation, & Wildcards

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In this two-part tutorial, you’ll learn strategies to help combine search terms into effective search strings. In part 2, you'll learn the strategies of nesting, phrase searching, truncation, & wildcards to put you in control of your results.
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Find and Replace Strings in Multiple Files Using Python
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Find and Replace Strings in Multiple Files Using Python

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Python Replace String Method for multiple files
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Strings, Sourcing And Search Tools: Live!
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Strings, Sourcing And Search Tools: Live!

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  • Updated: 20 Mar 2017
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In 60 Minutes You’ll Learn Hacks Like: -The technique Dean takes to source your toughest searches, live -Free online research and sourcing tools that will streamline your efforts -Tactical secrets that will make you go hmmm….
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How do I search Google effectively? Part I: Boolean Operators & Phrase Searching
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How do I search Google effectively? Part I: Boolean Operators & Phrase Searching

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Expert Google Searching Part 1: Using Boolean operators and phrase searching [Image of google.com search box] Audio: How can you make Google work better for you when you're searching? Here are a few tips and tricks to get you started. Let's say we're doing research on the impact of multiracial people & culture in America. We're just getting started, so we'll type "multiracial" into the Google search box. [Image of search results] Audio: Notice that we are getting all kinds of results using this search -- from Wikipedia, to a site called "blackflix.com," to even some government websites thrown in there. We can do better. Let's try adding some keywords to narrow our search -- I'll try multiracial AND culture [Image of search results] Audio: When you type multiple words into the search box, Google will look ONLY for those results that have ALL of your keywords. In fact, Google does this by default so you don't even have to type "AND" if you don't want to. Even just adding one keyword has given us way fewer results (even though there are probably still more than we want). You can keep experimenting with different keywords in different combinations to see how Google will work for you. You can also broaden your search by asking Google to look for synonyms or related ideas using the word "OR." Instead of just "multiracial," I'll try looking for "multiracial" OR "biracial." [Image of search results] Audio: This search will find anything that has either the word "multiracial" OR "biracial" (or both) AND also "culture." Notice that by adding this alternate term, we have cast a wider net and so we are getting more results than our last search. Lastly, you can use Google to search for more complicated words and phrases using quotation marks to conduct a "phrase search." Let's try using the specific phrase "multicultural identity" in our search this time. [Image of search results] Audio: Ok, so this search found results that have the both the word "culture" AND the exact phrase "multiracial identity" -- it will not find instances of the word "multiracial" in one part of the website, and the word "identity" somewhere else! This is a handy search for compound words, names, or phrases, but remember that once you put quotation marks around it, Google will look for that EXACT string of letters -- it will not find misspellings of that phrase for you, like it usually would in other searches. So when using phrase search, make sure you double check your spelling! Try experimenting with different combinations of AND, OR, and phrase searching to make the most of your Google search. [Image of UW Libraries homepage] Audio: Remember, if you get stuck or have any questions, contact a UW Librarian by clicking on the "Ask Us" link on the UW Libraries homepage.
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How To Find More Jobs Using Advanced Search Strings on Google and LinkedIn! - 4:01
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How To Find More Jobs Using Advanced Search Strings on Google and LinkedIn! - 4:01

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  • Updated: 12 Jun 2016
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http://www.DriveStaff.com/Motivate Learn how to Find More Jobs using Advanced Search Strings. In this video I show you the exact strings you need to find more openings, AND to find more sources for more openings. Subscribe to this channel to get more tactics and motivation, and click Like to help more people find this information and get the help they need. Thanks for your help! Paul Cameron is the President of DriveStaff, Inc., a Technology Recruiting firm in Chicago, founder of SpeedUpMyJobSearch.com, author of the audio training program "Turning Interviews into Offers", recognized multiple times as a top producing IT Headhunter/Recruiter by his state association, talk radio show host of "Job Talk" in Chicago, IL, and is a nationally recognized job search industry expert in numerous newspapers, magazines, and books. See a complete profile at http://www.linkedin.com/in/paulcameron and invite him to connect!
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JavaScript strings and regular expressions
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JavaScript strings and regular expressions

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Link for all dot net and sql server video tutorial playlists http://www.youtube.com/user/kudvenkat/playlists Link for slides, code samples and text version of the video http://csharp-video-tutorials.blogspot.com/2015/01/javascript-strings-and-regular.html In this video we will discuss using regular expressions with some of the JavaScript string object methods. In JavaScript regular expressions can be used with the following string methods. 1. match() 2. replace() 3. split() 4. search() Along with regular expressions you can use modifiers to specify the kind of search you want to perform. g Global search i Case-insensitive search m Multiline search Let us look at some examples of using the above methods with regular expressions Using regular expression with JavaScript string object's match() method. All the numbers in the string will be returned. The letter g at the end of the regular expression performs a global match. If the letter g is omitted we will only get the first match. var string = "Tom contact number is 1011011010. His age is 35."; string += "Mark contact number is 8912398912. His age is 45"; document.write(string.match(/\d+/g)); Output : 1011011010,35,8912398912,45 Using regular expression with JavaScript string object's replace() method. All the numbers in the string will be replaced with XXX. var string = "Tom contact number is 1011011010. His age is 35."; string += "Mark contact number is 8912398912. His age is 45"; document.write(string.replace(/\d+/g, "XXX")); Output : Tom contact number is XXX. His age is XXX.Mark contact number is XXX. His age is XXX Using regular expression with JavaScript string object's split() method. split() method breaks a string into an array of substrings. The following example breaks the string into an array of substrings wherever it finds a number. var string = "Tom contact number is 1011011010. His age is 35."; string += "Mark contact number is 8912398912. His age is 45"; document.write(string.split(/\d+/)) Output : Tom contact number is ,. His age is ,.Mark contact number is ,. His age is , Using regular expression with JavaScript string object's search() method. search() method returns the index of the match, or -1 if the search item is not found. search() method returns the index of the first matching item only. The following example returns the index of the first occurrence of a number in the string. var string = "Tom contact number is 1011011010. His age is 35."; string += "Mark contact number is 8912398912. His age is 45"; document.write(string.search(/\d+/)) Global case insensitive match using a regular expression var string = "TOM contact number is 1011011010. tom is 35"; document.write(string.match(/tom/gi)); Output : TOM,tom
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[Free Excel Tutorial] HOW TO SEARCH FOR TEXT STRINGS IN EXCEL - Full HD
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[Free Excel Tutorial] HOW TO SEARCH FOR TEXT STRINGS IN EXCEL - Full HD

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[Free Excel Tutorial] HOW TO SEARCH FOR TEXT STRINGS IN EXCEL - Full HD If you need to check if a cell contains a substring (specific text), you can do so with the SEARCH function together with the ISNUMBER function. In the generic form of the formula (above),substring is the specific text you are testing for, and text represents text in the cell you are checking. The SEARCH function returns the position of substring when it's found in text, and the #VALUE! error if not. The ISNUMBER function returns TRUE for numbers and FALSE for anything else. So, if SEARCH finds substring, it returns the position as a number, and ISNUMBER returns TRUE. However, if SEARCH doesn't find substring, it returns a #VALUE! error, causing ISNUMBER to return FALSE. To illustrate it, I’ll use an example from a chart I include in client dashboards** where they use the AddThis or ShareThis WordPress plugin. The data from these plugins populates to your Google Analytics account. BUT the data is such a red-hot mess, you have to do some cleanup to get it all into nice, neat buckets. The Mid function requires two arguments—a start point and the n number of characters to return. In the first lesson, the start point for the string we wanted to extract from the middle of the string was constant. In other words, we knew we wanted to “grab” two characters out of the middle of our sample string, and we knew those two characters always started in the fourth position of the string. Free Excel Tutorial, HOW TO SEARCH FOR TEXT STRINGS IN EXCEL, Full HD Free Tutorial, HOW TO SEARCH FOR TEXT STRINGS IN EXCEL, Full, HD Excel Tutorial, HOW TO SEARCH FOR TEXT STRINGS IN EXCEL This video [Free Excel Tutorial] HOW TO SEARCH FOR TEXT STRINGS IN EXCEL - Full HD is copyrighted for Rui Ludovino channel: http://youtu.be/lME3VN8rbr0
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Elasticsearch - Searching with Query Strings (Basics)
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Elasticsearch - Searching with Query Strings (Basics)

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Get 75% discount on my complete online course on Elasticsearch! https://l.codingexplained.com/course/elasticsearch?src=youtube
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Resume Forensics - How to create search strings for finding resumes
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Resume Forensics - How to create search strings for finding resumes

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Resume Forensics -- How to Find Free Resumes is the subject of this recruiter training video. In this video, Jim Stroud explains how to find online resumes by creating creating search strings. Learn how to find resumes for free with the resume forensics strategies and tactics detailed in this video. Want more? Check out: "Resume Forensics" by Jim Stroud http://resumeforensics.jimstroud.com (Also on Amazon) -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- READ BOOKS BY JIM STROUD # The Number One Job Hunting Book In the World! | https://www.createspace.com/5096124 # Resume Forensics: How To Find Free Resumes and Passive Candidates On Google | https://www.createspace.com/4228076 # Content Is The New Sourcing: Strategies for Attracting and Engaging Passive Candidates | https://www.createspace.com/4693823 ... FOLLOW JIM STROUD ON SOCIAL MEDIA: # Blog: http://JimStroud.com # Twitter: http://twitter.com/jimstroud # LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/jimstroud # YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/jimstroud # SlideShare: http://www.slideshare.net/jimstroud # Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thejimstroudshow/ # Google Plus: https://plus.google.com/+JimStroud1 -~-~~-~~~-~~-~-
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Searching Data Without Query Strings
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Searching Data Without Query Strings

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  • Updated: 06 Jan 2015
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In this episode we will implement search features, and display the results pages without the use of query strings. You can use these methods to keep your URL's clean, and continue using the uri segments convention of the CodeIgniter framework.
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Search Strings Continued
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Search Strings Continued

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This video continues explaining methods of creating search strings. Demonstrates phrase searching and truncation.
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Lavery Library - Creating Search Strings: Going Further
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Lavery Library - Creating Search Strings: Going Further

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Building on Search Strings: The Basics this video discusses using Truncation to improve search strings.
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"Shall we search? Building Search Strings Workshop" by Vira Povkh 01
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"Shall we search? Building Search Strings Workshop" by Vira Povkh 01

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Computer programming: How to search strings | lynda.com tutorial
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Computer programming: How to search strings | lynda.com tutorial

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  • Updated: 26 Sep 2011
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This computer programming tutorial explores how to search strings and find patterns in them using a variety of methods. Watch more at http://www.lynda.com/JavaScript-tutorials/Foundations-of-Programming-Fundamentals/83603-2.html?utm_medium=viral&utm_source=youtube&utm_campaign=videoupload-83603-0702 This specific tutorial is just a single movie from chapter seven of the Foundations of Programming: Fundamentals course presented by lynda.com author Simon Allardice. The complete Foundations of Programming: Fundamentals course has a total duration of 2 hours and 47 minutes, and covers creating small programs to explore conditions, loops, variables, and expressions; working with different kinds of data and seeing how they affect memory; writing modular code; and how to debug, all using different approaches to constructing software applications Foundations of Programming: Fundamentals table of contents: Introduction 1. Programming Basics 2. Core Programming Syntax 3. Variables and Data Types 4. Writing Conditional Code 5. Modular Code 6. Iteration: Writing Loops 7. More About Strings 8. Collections 9. Programming Style 10. Input and Output 11. When Things Go Wrong 12. Introduction to Object Orientation 13. Advanced Topics 14. Exploring the Languages Conclusion
https://wn.com/Computer_Programming_How_To_Search_Strings_|_Lynda.Com_Tutorial
Python Quick Tip - Search Through Strings - Linux
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Python Quick Tip - Search Through Strings - Linux

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  • Updated: 18 Oct 2011
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SlickEdit - Using Selective Display for Search Strings (GUI)
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SlickEdit - Using Selective Display for Search Strings (GUI)

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  • Updated: 23 Jan 2017
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Demonstration of how to manipulate the viewed lines using search strings in Selective Display.
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DEX 3.2 DJ Software - Using Search and New Search Strings
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DEX 3.2 DJ Software - Using Search and New Search Strings

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  • Updated: 15 Jan 2015
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With the DEX 3.2 release the search engine has been updated to support new search strings. Notably, how you search for BPM, Year and Key have changed. In this video we demonstrate how to use the new search features in the latest DEX 3.2 upgrade. http://www.pcdj.com/djsoftware-dex32-update/
https://wn.com/Dex_3.2_Dj_Software_Using_Search_And_New_Search_Strings
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