| Directory Major Search Engines Finder - A search engine is defined as the searchable online database of internet resources. It has numerous components: search engine software, spider software, an index (database), and a relevancy algorithm (rules for ranking). The search engine software consists of a server or a collection of servers dedicated to indexing Internet Web pages, storing the results and returning lists of pages to match user queries. To collect Web page data for the index, the spidering software constantly crawls the Web. The index is a database for storing the data. The relevancy algorithm determines how to rank queries. Examples of major search engines are Google, AOL, MSN and Lycos, etc.. Examples of major directories are Yahoo!, LookSmart and ODP. Directory Major Search Engines Finder by mynetfind.com |
