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Anyone else notice that when you add php, python, javascript, etc into the graph, all the terms trend down since 2004? Why is this?
by breakall 15y ago
Anyone else notice that when you add php, python, javascript, etc into the graph, all the terms trend down since 2004? Why is this?
- untog 15y agoI don't know, but I'd be interested in conducting an experiment. Everyone on HN google "string split". My first and second results are for C#, which I program in my day job. JavaScript, which I also use, is 5th. However, Java is #3, and I don't use that at all. I'm just wondering if it's possible to search for programming tips without even specifying your language any more, because Google knows us so well.
- zedr 15y agoI mostly code in Python, JavaScript, and C. When I search for "string split" while I'm logged in my Google Account, the first SERP returns these results: - 3 about Java; - 4 about C#; - 2 about JavaScript (towards the bottom); - 1 about Ruby. When I'm logged out, I get the same exact results.