Google Serach

Discussion in 'Google' started by colinsmith007, Jul 9, 2011.

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    Hello All respected members,
    I have search intitle:pHP Development India on google.com and i found some different word such as: developer why this word highlighted...in snippet...can anyone explain me...
     
    colinsmith007, Jul 9, 2011 IP
  2. adammarleymtts

    adammarleymtts Peon

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    Hmmm I actually don't know about it properly. Check it out in google.
     
    adammarleymtts, Jul 9, 2011 IP
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    nice find, may be becoz development and developer/programmer are related terms and i searched for intitle:pHP Developer India, Development word is getting highlighted, term programmer also highlighted
    humm must try for other related terms and find the actual reason
     
    couponsidea, Jul 9, 2011 IP
  4. Mike.Pandey

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    cool... i tried with some related terms but still can't figure it out.
     
    Mike.Pandey, Jul 11, 2011 IP
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    bogs Active Member

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    its because its on your search query, google to that to help searcher find what they are looking for more faster..
     
    bogs, Jul 11, 2011 IP
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    yes, maybe that's one part of the google's algo, more related , more ahead~
     
    VinaJJones589, Jul 11, 2011 IP
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    annie0207 Greenhorn

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    I dont know the search algorithm of Google but I think the conditional search is relative. I mean Google compares the string that you input and match your string to the sources, all of the sources that contain the input string and also characters in string will be returned. For example, in SQL language, there are 2 kinds of comparison which are = and LIKE. Your input string is "software outsourcing" and the source is "ABC is a company that outsources XYZ in ... ". In the 1st type of above comparison (absolute comparison), there is no match found because there is no word in the source matching the input string absolutely but in the 2nd (relative), the source will be returned because "outsourc" is contained in the source string. That's my opinion only :)
     
    annie0207, Jul 11, 2011 IP