Which operator restricts results to documents containing a keyword in the URL (not necessarily all keywords)?

Which operator restricts results to documents containing a keyword in the URL (not necessarily all keywords)?

• A. Inurl:
• B. Allinurl:
• C. Site:
• D. Related:

Answer: (A)

It uses a URL-focused search operator. The inurl: operator limits results to pages whose URL contains the specified keyword, regardless of other terms in the query. This is handy for finding pages where the term appears in the path or file name of the URL. If you want every provided keyword to appear in the URL, you’d use a different operator that requires all terms, but inurl: targets just one keyword being present in the URL. For comparison, the allinurl: operator would require all given keywords to be in the URL, site: restricts results to a specific domain, and related: shows pages related to a URL. So the correct choice is inurl:.

It uses a URL-focused search operator. The inurl: operator limits results to pages whose URL contains the specified keyword, regardless of other terms in the query. This is handy for finding pages where the term appears in the path or file name of the URL. If you want every provided keyword to appear in the URL, you’d use a different operator that requires all terms, but inurl: targets just one keyword being present in the URL. For comparison, the allinurl: operator would require all given keywords to be in the URL, site: restricts results to a specific domain, and related: shows pages related to a URL. So the correct choice is inurl:.