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 For more examples have a look [here](https://shner-elmo.github.io/TradingView-Screener/tradingview_screener/query.html).
 
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+# Real-time data
+
+So if you paid for a live-data add-on you need to login, you can do that 
+```python
+```
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+# Comparison to similar packages
+
+...
+
+## Longevity this is made to last, even if the API changes
+
+Learned from my mistakes and all columns, markets are documented in the website instead of being hardcoded in the library.
+And the website is updated daily by a GH actions script.
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+You can also easily use other operations if theyre not documented: `Query.where({'left': ..., 'right': ..., 'operation': ...})`
 
 # How it works