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1. Use quotes to force an exact-match search:
"what is javascript"
"what is javascript"
2. AND operator will return only results related to both terms:
html AND css
html AND css
3. You can use the OR operator to get the results related to one of the search terms
(javascript OR python) free course
(javascript OR python) free course
4. - operator will exclude results that contain a term or phrase:
javascript -css
javascript -css
5. You can use the (*) wildcards as placeholders, which will be replaced by any word or phrase.
"how to start * in 6 months"
"how to start * in 6 months"
7. You can also use a very useful feature that helps to find a specific file type.
filetype:pdf learn css
filetype:pdf learn css
8. Search for a range of numbers:
ecmascript 2016..2018
ecmascript 2016..2018
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A few more tips.
9. Use the `before` operator to return only results before a given date
javascript before:2020
9. Use the `before` operator to return only results before a given date
javascript before:2020
10. Use the `after` operator to return only results after a given date
web development after:2020
web development after:2020
