[Solved] A student wrote this description of how search engines work:"Search engines first show results, then crawl web pages, and finally index the data."What is wrong with this description? | Intro to Computing

Intro to Computing - How the Internet Works

A student wrote this description of how search engines work:

"Search engines first show results, then crawl web pages, and finally index the data."

What is wrong with this description?

ACrawling happens after indexing

BThe order of steps is incorrect

CSearch engines do not index data

DSearch engines delete data before crawling

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Review the correct order of search engine steps
The correct order is crawling first, then indexing, and finally showing results.
Step 2: Compare with the student's description
The student says results are shown first, which is incorrect.
Final Answer:
The order of steps is incorrect -> Option B
Quick Check:
Correct order ≠ student's order [OK]

Quick Trick: Remember: Crawl -> Index -> Show results [OK]

Common Mistakes:

MISTAKES

Believing results show before crawling
Thinking indexing is optional
Assuming data deletion is part of the main steps

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A student wrote this description of how search engines work:

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