Which Google search operator displays the cached copy of a webpage?

Which Google search operator displays the cached copy of a webpage?

• A. [cache:]
• B. google cache
• C. Web Cache
• D. cache:

Answer: (D)

Using the Google search operator to fetch a cached page. The cache: operator, followed by the URL (for example cache:http://example.com), returns Google's stored copy of that page as it appeared at the time of the last crawl. This is handy when the live page is unavailable or has changed since it was indexed. The other forms shown aren’t valid for retrieving a cached version—bracketed syntax or plain phrases like “google cache” or “Web Cache” don’t trigger Google’s cached copy. The cache: operator is the explicit way to access Google's cached version.

Using the Google search operator to fetch a cached page. The cache: operator, followed by the URL (for example cache:http://example.com), returns Google's stored copy of that page as it appeared at the time of the last crawl. This is handy when the live page is unavailable or has changed since it was indexed. The other forms shown aren’t valid for retrieving a cached version—bracketed syntax or plain phrases like “google cache” or “Web Cache” don’t trigger Google’s cached copy. The cache: operator is the explicit way to access Google's cached version.