Search engine
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A Search engine is a web site on the World Wide Web (www) of the Internet that helps us to quickly and easily find the web pages we want.
When a user type words into the search engine, it looks for web pages with those words. There could be thousands, or even millions, of web pages with those words. So, the search engine helps users by putting the web pages it thinks the user wants first.
Search engines are very useful to find almost anything quickly and easily.
Some examples of search engines are:
- Google (has the largest number of users in the United States)
- Yahoo!
- Forestle (helps the environment)
- Ask.com
- Bing
Some examples of business search engines are:
Some examples of multi-search engines are:
