Syntax Search Engine

To search for something in Google you can use the syntax search google. The use of the syntax of each other can be combined. But not all of the syntax search engine can be combined. There own rules for combining the syntax. Here is a variety of syntax that you can use when searching with Google:

'Intitle:' to limit the search only on the title / name of the web alone. Example: intitle: "pcmedia magazine."
"Allintitle:" to limit the search only on the title / name of the web just a variation of more than one search expression. Example: allintitle: "pcmedia magazine" Google.
'Inurl:' to limit the search to a single web address. Example: inurl: pcmedia.
'Allinurl:' to limit the search to a single web address with a variation of more than one search expression. Example: allinurl: pcmedia magazine.
"Intext:" to limit the search only on the inside of the document only. Example: intext: Google.
'Allintext:' restricts the search only on the inside of the documents only with variations of more than one search expression. Example: allintext: use Google.
'Site:' to limit the search to one domain only. Example: pcmedia site:. Com
'Link' to limit the search only on web pages that have links to search for. Example: link: www. Google.com.
'Cache:' to get a web page that Google has indexed, although the web page has changed. This syntax search engine allows you to access the Google cache. Example: cache: "pcmedia 07-04."
"Filetype:" to restrict the file types to be searched. Example: DVD filetype: PDF.
'Related:' to search for related data. Example: DVD related: www.pcmedia.co.id.
'Phonebook' for information provided in the phone book or address. Example: phonebook: "fadilla mutiarawati." Above we mentioned that the syntax of each other can be combined with each other. But one thing to keep in mind that there is also a syntax that cannot be combined, including the syntax beginning with 'all.' Here, among others, intitle: with site:, intitle: with inurl:, site: with filetype:, and so on.

 

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