WHAT IS I'M FEELING LUCKY BUTTON IN GOOGLE PAGE??

WHAT IS I'M FEELING LUCKY BUTTON IN GOOGLE PAGE??


I'M FEELING LUCKY is the Button which you can see on the Google Search engine homepage.it is used to save time of the user.
if you type something on the text bar and clicks Search it shows all the websites which belongs to your searched things like as shown in the pic.
if you click on the i'm feeling lucky then it takes you directly to the best and the top ranked website for you searched thing.


But,when you click on Normal Google Search You can see alot of websites.incase of this i'm feeling lucky button it saves time and takes you directly to the Ranked page....

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