You use this operator to exclude results if it contains the operand using "-" e.g.
javascript -frameworks
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You use this operator to exclude results if it contains the operand using "-" e.g.
javascript -frameworks
This is a binary operator that returns a result if it contains both operands or one of them e.g.
(angular OR react) javascript tips
This is a binary operator that returns a result containing it's operant on the left and right hand-side e.g.
html AND css
This returns a result if both terms are in the search result.
Use quotation marks to return an exact match in your search result e.g.
python tutorial "full course"
Use the wildcard "*" placeholder to return a search result containing anything in your phrase e.g.
"the * javascript tutorial"
This is probably the most used one. Using "site:
site:https://t.co/c7XaH1z0RU S3
The S3 section of the amazon docs will be returned.
Using "file:
filetype:pdf javascript tutorial
Using "related:
related:https://t.co/cBQZlrwV0X
Using "cache:
cache:https://t.co/DJSbcG5Khv
A webpage indexed by Google will have a cached version available on Google's end.
Using "intitle:
intitle:best vscode extensions
This is a specifier that returns results containing its operant in the URL e.g.
python inurl:tutorial
This will display the meaning of a word in a card-like result e.g.
define:entrepreneur
