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in this video weamp;#39;re going to look at Q objects in Django these can be used to perform logical or and not operations against the database and they can also be used for extracting complex lookups into dedicated objects so letamp;#39;s dive in we have the documentation open on Q objects here and these can be used as keyword argument queries and functions such as filter and by default these are anded together but if you need to execute more complex queries for example these or statements you can use these Q objects weamp;#39;re going to see how to do that in this video and itamp;#39;s Essence a q object as it says here itamp;#39;s an object thatamp;#39;s used to encapsulate a collection of keyword arguments so what you do in Django is you import the queue object and then you can specify the lookup here for example if we have a question field on a Model you might want to look for all questions that start with what and in that case you can use the question combined with the star