Answer :
Final answer:
The answer to whether those two searches will return the same results is True. Without quotation marks, search results include both terms anywhere on the page, while with quotation marks, the search engine looks for the exact phrase.
Explanation:
The student's question addresses the difference in search results when using different search formats on a search engine. SEARCH 1: login failure, vs SEARCH 2: "login failure". The answer to the question is True. When you do not use quotation marks, the search engine will look for pages that contain both words 'login' and 'failure' anywhere on the page, not necessarily as a phrase. In contrast, when you use quotation marks in SEARCH 2, the search engine looks for the exact phrase "login failure" thus returning searches where the two words appear together in that order. This often leads to more specific search results.
