Boolean Operators
Boolean Operators
Boolean Operators
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1. Boolean Operators
What are you?
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2. Importance
Why use Boolean Operators?
3. Operators 3
The different types of Boolean Operators
4. Demonstration
Show don’t tell? Why not both?
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1. Boolean Operators 1
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Boolean Searching 1
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2. Importance 1
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Why are Boolean Operators important? 1
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03. Operators 1
A B
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C D
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Site 1
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File type 1
Filetype: tells Google to return only results of, you guessed it, a specific type of file. It is
useful when looking for research, which is often in PDF or other document file formats,
rather than HTML.
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Example: Boolean operators filetype:pptx
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Related 1
Related: is an operator that helps you find sites related to a specified URL. Using it is
an illuminating look into how Google categorizes your website and your competitors.
Example: related:youtube.com 2
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Intext/Allintext 1
Intext:
Intext tells Google that you want results where the text appears in the body of the
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page. (If the text appears in the title, but not the body text, it won’t be returned as a
result. Since it virtually functions the same as a normal Google result, there aren’t
many advanced uses. We kept it in the list to contrast it against this next operator
"Allintext."
Allintext: 3
Basically the same as intext, but every word in the query has to be in the body text of a
page. Otherwise, Google does not include it in results. Essentially functions as using “
” quotes on individual words.
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Intext/Allintext 1
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04. Demonstartion 1