You need to create an OData filter expression that returns bools that match the following characteristics: ✑ Published after 1/1/2000 ✑ Have "Science" as the first word Which filter statement should you use?
A.
/books?$filter=PublishDate gt datetime'2000-1-1' and startswith(Title, "˜Science')
B.
/books?$filter=PublishDate greaterthan datetime'2000-1-1' and startswith(Title, "˜Science')
C.
/search?$filter=PublishDate greaterthan datetime'2000-1-1' and beginswith (Title, "˜Science')
D.
/search?$filter=PublishDate gt datetime'2000-1-1' and beginswith(Title, "˜Science') A
Suggested Answer:Explanation🗳️
The gt keyword is used for the greater than comparison. The startswith keyword is used to compare the beginning of a string. Example: Returns entry numbers611 and higher. filter= Entry_No gt 610 Example: Returns all customers names beginning with "S". filter=startswith(Name, 'S') References: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh169248(v=nav.90).aspx
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