For internet users Google is the search engine most common and easy to use every day for a variety of purposes, from work to school, study up shop, to watch movies, listen to songs, to search for news and gossip, Google is first opened.
You may already accustomed to typing in a word or phrase you are looking for in the search field in Google, then look at the search results one by one. But actually there are several ways an efficient search and accelerate you to get what you are looking for.
1. Many different words / or
Google will normally find pages that contain some words that you type in the search box, but usually the words were searched in a single page at a time. But if you want some of the terms appearing in a different page, then use the operator “or” with the symbol “|” (shift + \ or backslash).
Example: [I | you | him], then the third word will be found on the title page different.
2. Quote
If you want to search for a phrase (combination of words) or correct sentence is exactly what it is, use quotation marks.
Example: [“world renowned artist”] only find exact phrases or sentences as a whole, while the [artist’s “world famous”] will find pages that contain the word “artist” and the phrase “little people” separately.
Note: the “[]” is not the operator, only a difference of a regular expression.
3. Without
If you do not want a word or phrase, then use a negative sign or a “-“.
Example: [world-renowned artist], then it will only get pages that contain the word “world” and “famous”, but does not contain the word “artist”.
4. Similar terms
Use the symbol “~” to seek similar terms or sinom or have similar meanings.
Example: [artist ~ popular world-popular], a popular synonym for the word meaning but is not a popular word searched, it will get the page that contains the phrase “the world’s top artist”.
5. Displays a forgotten word
Use the symbol “*” To find a forgotten word, suppose you forgot the lyrics of a song on a particular word.
Example: [a * before light lyrics], it will show the lyrics of a song containing the complete phrase, namely “that with you before the light” “lyrics” song Letto.
In addition it is also useful to look for unknown elements in a particular domain.
Example: [wiki *. Com], it will be found wiki.secondlife.com, wiki.zimbra.com, wiki.dennyhalim.com, and others.
6. Advanced search
If you can not remember any operator, you can use Google’s advanced search in the link http://www.google.com/advanced_search .
7. Definition
Use the operator “define” to get a definition quickly. However, because it is not available in Indonesian definition, then the definition is searched word in the English language.
Example: [define: internet], then it consists of several definitions of the internet in English.
8. Calculator
One of the most practical uses of Google is simple and quick calculation in the search box, than you should look for a calculator or call the calculator on the computer. Use the symbols +, -, *, / and () or brackets to a simple equation.
Example: (1 +3) * (7-2)
9. Numeric fields
To search for multiple numbers in numeric fields.
Example: [purple album 2002 .. 2009] or [“purple album 2002 .. 2009], both operators will provide search results from tahun2002 to 2009 with different shapes, where the first of every word in isolation, while the second does not.
10. Specific site
Use the operator “site:” operator to search for a specific word in a specific site.
Example: [site: wikimu.com politics], search for the word “political” only in wikimu.com site only.
11. Sites with links
Operators use “link:” is intended to find a particular word in the main site along with other sites that relate to the main site.
Example: [site: wikimu.com politics], search for the word “politics” in wikimu.com site and other sites that have links, eg blogs that have a relationship (link) or contains the name of the main site with the word ” politics “.
12. Special search group
If you are looking for is included in the groups of specialized searches, then you better use it. Search groups specifically on google.co.id incomplete, are contained in google.com is:
http://www.google.com/codesearch
http://www.google.com/products
13. Music
Operator “music:” directing the content related to music only.
Example: [music: love]
14. Conversion
Use Google to do unit conversions quickly, good length, weight, temperature, currency, and others.
Example: [100 Fahrenheit in celsius], it would appear the answer 100 degrees Fahrenheit = 37.7777778 degrees Celsius.
15. File type or format
If you just want to find a file with format. PDF or. Doc or Word document, or some other format, then use the operator “filetype:”.
Example: [filetype: PDF], it will show all the files in PDF format
16. The word on the specific location
Basically Google will search for the desired word in all the existing site, but if you just want the specific location, you can use operators such as “inurl:” (on site only), “intitle:” (in title only), ” intext: “(in text), and” inanchor: “(the link only).
Example: [intitle: book], it was found the word “book” on the title alone.
17. Hidden page
Looking for a version of Google’s pages stored on the server? This can help with the pages that have long or that are new. Use the operator “cached”.
Example: [cached: science], then it will find pages sites or sites linked to the word “science”.
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