I recently did a google search of an article I wrote and this is what I see:If I am not wrong the string behind - should be the title of the original website, which is never v1.0.Actually, nowhere in my website did I indicate that v1.0 is the title or anything significant. <title>0a explains: Calculus (with pics and gifs)</title><meta name=viewport content=width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0><meta name=keywords content=0a, Calculus, Differentiation, Integration><meta name=author content=Archy Wilhes><meta name=description content=Calculus explained with pics and gifs. Written in possibly (hopefully) the most comprehensible way for anyone who is new to limit, differentiation and integration. >It just happened to be the first string of characters in the website besides my logo which is a png.<div class=logo inline><img src=assets/img/0a.png><div class=version>v1.0</div></div>So is there a way to change it to something else? All I can think of is doing a bit of hack like putting a display-none string in front of v.10.
What's up with the `- ` in Google search result
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