luulinh90s/Tabular-LLM-Study-Debugging

1<html><head>2<style>3body { font-family: Arial, sans-serif; margin: 20px; }4h1 { text-align: center; }5.cot-title { color: blue; }6.pos-title { color: green; }7h2 { color: black; text-align: left; }8h3 { color: black; text-align: left; }9h4 { color: darkslategray; }10table { width: 100%; border-collapse: collapse; margin: 20px 0; }11table, th, td { border: 1px solid #ddd; padding: 8px; }12th { background-color: #f2f2f2; }13tr:nth-child(even) { background-color: #f9f9f9; }14.highlight { background-color: #ffffcc; }15.true { color: green; }16.false { color: red; }17.highlighted-cell { background-color: yellow; cursor: pointer; }18.step-title { background-color: #f1f1f1; color: #444; padding: 10px; margin: 10px 0; font-size: 18px; border-left: 4px solid #888; }19.step { display: block; }20</style>21</head><body>22<hr>23<h3><span>Statement:</span> sweden and canada were the only countries on the table that did not receive a medal in two of the categories</h3>24<h3>Input Table: 1988 winter olympics</h3>25<div class="step">26<div class="step">27<div class="step-title">Step 1: Select rows where 'nation' is 'sweden' or 'canada'.</div>28<div id="step-1" class="content">29<table>30<tr>31<td>rank</td>32<td>nation</td>33<td>gold</td>34<td>silver</td>35<td>bronze</td>36<td>total</td>37</tr>38<tr>39<td>1</td>40<td>soviet union (urs)</td>41<td>11</td>42<td>9</td>43<td>9</td>44<td>29</td>45</tr>46<tr>47<td>2</td>48<td>east germany (gdr)</td>49<td>9</td>50<td>10</td>51<td>6</td>52<td>25</td>53</tr>54<tr>55<td>3</td>56<td>switzerland (sui)</td>57<td>5</td>58<td>5</td>59<td>5</td>60<td>15</td>61</tr>62<tr>63<td>4</td>64<td>finland (fin)</td>65<td>4</td>66<td>1</td>67<td>2</td>68<td>7</td>69</tr>70<tr>71<td>5</td>72<td>sweden (swe)</td>73<td>4</td>74<td>0</td>75<td>2</td>76<td>6</td>77</tr>78<tr>79<td>6</td>80<td>austria (aut)</td>81<td>3</td>82<td>5</td>83<td>2</td>84<td>10</td>85</tr>86<tr>87<td>7</td>88<td>netherlands (ned)</td>89<td>3</td>90<td>2</td>91<td>2</td>92<td>7</td>93</tr>94<tr>95<td>8</td>96<td>west germany (frg)</td>97<td>2</td>98<td>4</td>99<td>2</td>100<td>8</td>101</tr>102<tr>103<td>9</td>104<td>united states (usa)</td>105<td>2</td>106<td>1</td>107<td>3</td>108<td>6</td>109</tr>110<tr>111<td>10</td>112<td>italy (ita)</td>113<td>2</td>114<td>1</td>115<td>2</td>116<td>5</td>117</tr>118<tr>119<td>13</td>120<td>canada (can)</td>121<td>0</td>122<td>2</td>123<td>3</td>124<td>5</td>125</tr>126</table>127</div>128<hr>129<div class="step">130<div class="step-title">Step 2: Select rows where 'gold' is 0 or 'silver' is 0 or 'bronze' is 0.</div>131<div id="step-0" class="content">132<table>133<tr>134<td>rank</td>135<td>nation</td>136<td>gold</td>137<td>silver</td>138<td>bronze</td>139<td>total</td>140</tr>141</table>142</div>143</div>144<hr>145<div class="step">146<div class="step-title">Step 3: Use a `CASE` statement to return TRUE if the number of rows is equal to 2, otherwise return FALSE.</div>147<div id="step-1" class="content">148<table>149<tr>150<td>rank</td>151<td>nation</td>152<td>gold</td>153<td>silver</td>154<td>bronze</td>155<td>total</td>156</tr>157</table>158</div>159</div>160<hr>161<table>162<tr>163<td>verification_result</td>164</tr>165<tr>166<td>FALSE</td>167</tr>168</table>169</div>170</div>171<hr>172<h3>Prediction:</span> FALSE</h3>173</body></html>174