O'Reilly Answers (from O'Reilly homepage)
O'Reilly has introduced a new search feature that allows you to enter a natural language query into a search box. Natural language queries, unlike key terms, take the form of a question. For example, instead of typing: Python AND datasets, you could type: How can I use Python to pull data and analyze large datasets. The result comes only from the O'Reilly database of books, ebooks, videos, audiobooks, etc. For that reason, queries on topics that are covered in the O'Reilly database have a better chance of success (e.g., business, technology.)
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The result will include an article on your topic, recommended O'Reilly sources from which the article is generated, such as ebooks, videos, etc., a "more on this topic" section with recommended O'Reilly resources, as well as related questions to explore that might help you to dig deeper into the topic.
O'Reilly Answers (from within a resource)
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