During analysis of job listings, an analyst wants to see references to 'firmware' and either 'networking' or 'programming' while ignoring listings that mention 'part-time.' Which search pattern accomplishes that goal?
This pattern treats 'firmware' as mandatory, ensures that results have either 'networking' or 'programming,' and uses a concise operator to remove references to 'part-time.' Patterns that place keywords incorrectly or miss parentheses often fail to combine terms properly, allowing unwanted results to appear or incorrectly filtering out valid topics.
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Why are parentheses important in search patterns like '(networking OR programming)'?
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