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Updated the examples of cX.count operations to make them easier to understand. #5658

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> For example, if we want to:
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> - Find all athletes born in December, assuming the birth date could be in either "day-month" or "month-day" format.
> - Find all athletes born in December or September, assuming the birth date could be in either "day-month" or "month-day" format.
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> > <question-title></question-title>
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> > 1. How would you filter rows where the 5th column contains "December"?
> > 1. How would you filter rows where the 5th column contains "December" or "September"?Hint: Both months contain three `e` letters.
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> > > <solution-title>Answers</solution-title>
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> > > 1. `c5.count('December') == 1`
> > > 1. `c5.count('e') == 3`
> > >
> > {: .solution}
> {: .question}
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> Ok, great, now that you've got the hang of writing expressions for this tool, let's filter the file to find all athletes born in December:
> Ok, great, now that you've got the hang of writing expressions for this tool, let's filter the file to find all athletes born in December or September:
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> 1. {% tool [**Filter** data on any column using simple expressions]({{version_filter}}) %} with the following parameters:
> - {% icon param-file %} *"Filter"*: `olympics.tsv`
> - {% icon param-text %} *"With the following condition"*: `c5.count('December') == 1`
> - {% icon param-text %} *"With the following condition"*: `c5.count('e') == 3`
> - {% icon param-text %} *"Number of header lines to skip"*: `1`
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> 2. {% icon galaxy-eye %} **View** the filtered file.
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> > <question-title></question-title>
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> > 1. How many rows contained the string "December" in column 5? (Hint: expand the dataset in your history or use {% tool [Line/Word/Character count]({{version_wc}}) %} )
> > 1. How many rows contained the string "December" or "September" in column 5? (Hint: expand the dataset in your history or use {% tool [Line/Word/Character count]({{version_wc}}) %} )
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> > > <solution-title>Answers</solution-title>
> > >
> > > 1. `18009` (this is including the header line)
> > > 1. `36690` (this is including the header line)
> > >
> > {: .solution}
> {: .question}
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