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# Task 2 - Let's Learn About Crawlers

## Task 2 - Let's Learn About Crawlers

### Name the key term of what a "Crawler" is used to do

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:triangular\_flag\_on\_post:`index`

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### What is the name of the technique that "Search Engines" use to retrieve this information about websites?

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:triangular\_flag\_on\_post:`crawling`

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### What is an example of the type of contents that could be gathered from a website?

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:triangular\_flag\_on\_post:`keywords`

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