Practical sheet | REF: FIC1097 V1

Mastering Google search syntax

Author: Véronique MESGUICH

Publication date: October 10, 2024 | Lire en français

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1. Learn the basics of Google search syntax

1.1 Area of exploration

The search can be launched on a wide range of modules: Web (by default), images, news, videos, etc. Some of these modules are accessible from the results page, via links just below the input field. Among these, a "More" tab offers the possibility of displaying other suggestions, such as books, places, etc.

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1.2 Boolean operators

Boolean operators (or logical operators) are used to combine keywords in a query. There are three such operators: AND, OR and NOT.

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