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Jill: U can ask here in Academic section bro..

S-ALI.RAZA: Yes

Charming_Prince: What yes...??

Charming_Prince: What yes...??

S-ALI.RAZA: ask.com , bing.com , www.google.com,

Charming_Prince: Thanks i will try bing.com

arjunpratap: all the best bro.

Charming_Prince: Can u tell me a free site where i can ask question related to my studies or project work....??

Charming_Prince: Thanks i will try bing.com

HandsomeDon: open google search field paste Googl: site: write here your desired site If you are looking for ebook or something like this just paste Google:-inurl:htm -inurl:html intitle:”index of” (“/ebooks or something you want”|” /book”) (extention any chm|pdf|zip) What does all of this mean? The-inurl htm and-inurl html is attempting to get rid of regular webpages and show just index pages. Looking forindex ofin the title is doing the same. Using the pipe (|) tells google to look for something OR something else. Here, we are telling Google to look for book or ebook or something else we desired directories, and we have listed several common ebook formats (zip, pdf, chf) or something we want in extention . If you would like to look for a particular author or title, just tack it to the end of your search. Google:-inurl:htm -inurl:html intitle:”index of” (“/ebooks”|” /book”) (chm|pdf|zip) ”o’reilly” This uses the same idea but attempts to focus on directories that contain O’Reilly information. It is not perfect, but it is better than paying for it.