52470/using-like-inside-pandas-query
If you have to use df.query(), the correct syntax is:
pandas.query('column_name.str.contains("abc")')
You can easily combine this with other conditions:
pandas.query('column_a.str.contains("abc") or column_b.str.contains("xyz") and column_c>100')
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