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You can combine and nest operators to construct arbitrarily-complex queries.
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For example, give me all [Linode Types](#operation/getLinodeTypes)
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- which are either `standard` or `highmem` class, and have between 12 and 20 vcpus:
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+ which are either `standard`, `dedicated`, or `highmem` class, and
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+ have between 12 and 20 vcpus (for dedicated CPU Linodes they are real CPU cores
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+ but are still called vcpus for API compatibility):
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```Shell
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curl "https://api.linode.com/v4/linode/types" \
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vcpus :
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type : integer
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description : >
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- The number of vcpus this Linode has access to. Typically a Linode will choose to
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+ The number of vcpus this Linode has access to (for dedicated CPU Linodes these are
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+ real cpus despite the name vcpu, the name vcpus is left for API compatibility.)
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+ Typically a Linode will choose to
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boot with all of its available vcpus, but this can be configured in a Config
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Profile, see the
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[/linode/instances/{linodeId}/configs](#operation/getLinodeConfigs)
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type : integer
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readOnly : true
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description : >
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- The number of VCPU cores this Linode Type offers.
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+ The number of VCPU cores this Linode Type offers, or real CPU cores
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+ in the case of a dedicated CPU Linode.
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example : 2
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x-linode-cli-display : 6
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LongviewClient :
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