How Google interprets search query ?
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Even sometimes Google search goes into exception with unexpected results. If you feel so, then please run your query on the following table and get confirmed it as an optimized query.
The following table summarizes how Google interprets your query.
| Search Behaviors | Descriptions |
|---|---|
| Implicit AND | Google returns pages that match all your search terms. Because you don't need to include the logical operator AND between your terms, this notation is called an implicit AND. |
| Explicit OR | OR(Caps) or | operators can be used explicitly to intimate Google, to search for either of this alternative in web page. |
| Exact Matching | Google returns pages that match your search terms exactly. it cannot search for word inexpensive television when you search for cheap tv |
Word Variation | Google returns pages that match variants of your search terms. |
| Common-Word Exclusion | Google ignores some common words called “stop words,” e.g., the, on, where, and how. Stop words tend to slow down searches without improving results. |
| 32-Word Limit | Google limits queries to 32 words. |
| Term Proximity | Google gives more priority to pages that have search terms near each other. |
| Term Order | Google gives more priority to pages that have search termsin the same order as the query. |
| Case Insensitivity | Google is case-insensitive; it shows both upper- and lowercase results. |
| Ignoring Punctuation | Google ignores most punctuation and special characters including , . ; ? [ ] ( ) @ / * < > |
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