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## Standalone query operators

The standalone query operators are typically combined into more complicated queries via the pipe operator. The example from the previous section can also be written like this, using the `@filter` and `@map` standalone query operators:
The standalone query operators are typically combined into more complicated queries via the pipe operator. Probably the most simple example is a query that filters a DataFrame and returns a subset of its columns:

```jldoctest
using Query, DataFrames
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end
```

Multiple `<query statements>` are separated by line breaks. Probably the most simple example is a query that filters a `DataFrame` and returns a subset of its columns:
Multiple `<query statements>` are separated by line breaks. The example from the previous section can also be written like this using LINQ style queryies:

```jldoctest
using Query, DataFrames
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