Every word, order, and punctuation matter when searching, but capitalization does not. Searches for "who", "the who", and "a who" return different results, as do "blue sky" and "sky blue", while searches for "barack obama" and "Barack Obama" are the same. Punctuation is ignored, so searches for "red, delicious% apple&" and "red delicious apple" return the same results.
Every word, order, and punctuation matter when searching, but capitalization does not. Searches for "who", "the who", and "a who" return different results, as do "blue sky" and "sky blue", while searches for "barack obama" and "Barack Obama" are the same. Punctuation is ignored, so searches for "red, delicious% apple&" and "red delicious apple" return the same results.
Every word, order, and punctuation matter when searching, but capitalization does not. Searches for "who", "the who", and "a who" return different results, as do "blue sky" and "sky blue", while searches for "barack obama" and "Barack Obama" are the same. Punctuation is ignored, so searches for "red, delicious% apple&" and "red delicious apple" return the same results.
Try searching for [who], [the who], and [a who] Order matters. Try searching for [blue sky] and [sky blue] Capitalization does not matter. Try searching for [barack obama] and [Barack Obama] Punctuation does not matter. Try searching for [red, delicious% apple&] and [red delicious apple]