Google has a standard search syntax
e.g. quotations marks ("
) for a phrase, a prefix such (-
) for qualified terms or the use of OR
between words instead of AND
.
Sounds like it is a standard with a name. What is it?
Google has a standard search syntax
e.g. quotations marks ("
) for a phrase, a prefix such (-
) for qualified terms or the use of OR
between words instead of AND
.
Sounds like it is a standard with a name. What is it?
If Google has a special name for their search syntax, they've never shared it publicly.
If you look at this link: https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/2466433?hl=en
You can see that even Google just says "Google Search"
+
used to be for mandatory words. This changed with the arrival of Google+. Social tags (@
) and hashtags (#
) are also more recent additions. – MrWhite Apr 20 '16 at 0:14