- Google is case insensitive
- Google accepts maximum of 32 key words for searching. If you give more than 32 keywords Google will simply ignore it.
- Some common words like "is", "a", "are" are ignored by Google.
- The wild card character in Google is '*'. This can be used only for a full word. And this is not included in the word limit. There is no wild card character for a single letter or postfix or prefix for a single word.
- Logical operators can be used for searching.
- The logical operators are AND, OR and NOT.
- Not like our maths all the logical operators are having the same preference.
- OR search includes results for either this or that (one OR two). This can be replaced with '|' one | two)
- AND returns result having both the key terms (one AND two)
- NOT operation is performed with the operator '-'. This filters the pages having the word after '-' from the result for the searched term. For example, the search for one -two returns all the pages containing one and not having two.
Saturday, April 10, 2010
1.Some basics
Some basic aspects about Google
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