Splunk Core Certified User — Question 29

Which Boolean operator is always implied between two search terms, unless otherwise specified?

Answer options

• A. OR
• B. NOT
• C. AND
• D. XOR

Correct answer: C

Explanation

The correct answer is C, AND, as it is the default operator used to connect two search terms. In most search engines, when two terms are entered without any specified operator, the system assumes that both terms must be present, which is the definition of AND. The other options, OR, NOT, and XOR, do not represent the default behavior in this context.