search the web

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SEARCHING THE WEB USING BOOLEAN OPERATORS
Boolean Operators Activity
Since our next chapter is related to the Internet, you will do a search activity using “Boolean Operators”.
Go to the site below and learn how to use “Boolean Operators” to help you narrow your searches and find — rather
FAST — information on the web!
As a reply to this message tell me 10 things you did not already know about “searching the web using Boolean
Operators” and how or why these searching strategies are useful to you.
https://ahrefs.com/blog/google-advanced-search-ope…
This activity is for a grade and must be completed this week.
Your response must include at least 250 words.
Your searching results must be sent to me in a WORD document and as a response to this email/Weekly Note.
Find information related to “Storing Data in molecular-memory” using some of the operators you learned by going to the
suggested site above.
1.
2. When done learning about Boolean Operators, answer the question below:
3. 1. What is molecular memory, and how does it promise to increase storage density?
4. 2. What distinguishes the new molecular-memory scheme described in the article from previous ones?
5. 3. Why is the fact that the new molecular-memory scheme works at around room temperature significant?
6. 4. How do the storage molecules in this new scheme differ from previous designs, and why is this difference important?
7. 5. Who developed the storage molecules used in this new molecular-memory scheme, and what property of matter do
they use to represent data?
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Be sure to include the date and name of publication you consulted.
Include the name of the publication and date when the information was published
Remember, I want you to learn and use the BOOLEAN operators that you have not used before.
Avoid using +, -, and, or, etc. You and I already know how to use these operators; try the newly learned tools – please!
I want you to see how crucial it is for you to learn how to “dig and drill” the web using your newly learned BOOLEAN
OPERATORs” tools.
You may use your favorite search engine and/or “AI Bot” to this activity.
Write your findings in a WORD document, save it.
When done, upload your work to the corresponding Drop-Box in D2L.
I will grade and score your document manually post your grade to the D2L’s gradebook.