Note that, the shared C and C++ results might also be removed.
Use -C++ to filter out C++ from Google search results if only C wanted
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Re: Use -C++ to filter out C++ from Google search results if only C wanted
#2And use --C++ to get exactly C (this is a bad prefix/postfix joke.)
Re: Use -C++ to filter out C++ from Google search results if only C wanted
#3And use --C++ to get exactly C (this is a bad prefix/postfix joke.)
Not exactly. This way you will search for C-1, because increment is executed after value return.
Re: Use -C++ to filter out C++ from Google search results if only C wanted
#4And use --C++ to get exactly C (this is a bad prefix/postfix joke.)
Not exactly. This way you will search for C-1, because increment is executed after value return.
You're right, though it already didn't exactly work anyhow since it'd need parenthesis to execute properly, like (--C)++. On a side note, --C would make for a cool assembly language name.
Re: Use -C++ to filter out C++ from Google search results if only C wanted
#5It helps if you select 'verbatim' instead of 'all results' (in google, click on 'tools'). This reduces how much interpretation google gives to your search keywords.