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title: or
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summary: True if either left and right side are true.
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type: method
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signature: other
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---
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body:
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This evaluates to true if either the expression on the left or the
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expression on the right are true. This is one of the few operators that
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differs between Python and templates. In templates you have to use the
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`or` method whereas in Python have to use the `|` operator.
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## Template Example
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```html+jinja
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<h3>Hotels or Apartments</h3>
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<ul>
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{% for item in this.children.filter(
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(F.type == 'hotel').or(F.type == 'apartment')) %}
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<li>{{ item.name }} ({{ item.type}})
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{% endfor %}
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</ul>
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```
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## Python Example
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```python
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def get_hotels_or_apartments(page):
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return page.children.filter(
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(F.type == 'hotel') | (F.type == 'apartment'))
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```
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