Plan-of-SQLs is a TableQA method that breaks down the question-answering process into a series of SQL commands. Each step represents a specific operation on the table, leading to the final answer.
Statement to verify: "The Wildcats kept the opposing team scoreless in 4 games."
This step sorts the entire table based on the 'opponents' column, putting the scoreless games (0 points) at the top.
This step filters the table to only include rows where the opposing team didn't score any points.
This step checks if there are exactly 4 games where the opposing team was scoreless, as stated in the verification statement.
In the final intermediate table, only count the rows with actual data. The top row, which contains the column headers (like titles or labels for the columns), is not part of the count. So, if you see only the header row with no data beneath it, the table has 0 rows. If you see one row beneath the header, the table has 1 row"