DOC: Disambiguate 'where' in boolean indexing-10min.rst (#12661) #14708
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| A ``where`` operation for getting. | |||
| A where operation for getting. | |||
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can you explain a touch more?
…2661) Expand on boolean indexing example
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Thanks for the feedback @jreback. Expanded a bit on the example. |
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@mroeschke Thanks! |
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Per @jorisvandenbossche comment in this thread (#12671), remove code markdown from 'where' to not confuse the example with the
where()method.