the internet and website

the internet and website

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Section 1

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java script

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adds interactivity

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traffic

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communications activity

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web address

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Unique address for a Web page. See also URL and Uniform Resource Locator.

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tabbed browsing

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the to of the browser shows a tab for each web page you displays

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edge

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a Microsoft browser included in windows operating system . the default for Microsoft

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opera

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the second oldest browser is free , fast, and small. used on both computers and model devices .

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Bandwidth

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is a measure of the capability of a network to send and receive data.

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Dongle

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a smaller device that connects to a compute and enables additional functions when attached.

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Static Web Page

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displays the same information, regardless of who accesses it

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Megabyte (MB)

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is equal to approximate;y one million characters

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wireless modern

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uses a wireless communications technology to connect to the Internet

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top-level domain

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identifies the type of organization associated with the domain.

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HTML (Hypertext Markup Language)

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a set of symbols that develops use to specific the headings , paragraphs , images, links and other content elements that a web page contains

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CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)

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one of the cores technology used to developed web pages to specify web designed

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Tethering

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Transforms a smartphone or Internet-capable tablet into a portable communications device that shares its Internet access with other computers and devices wirelessly

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mobile service provider

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An ISP that offers wireless Internet access to computers and mobile devices with the necessary built-in wireless capability, wireless modems, or other communications devices that enable wireless connectivity. Sometimes called a wireless data provider.

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Domain Name System (DNS)

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the method that the internet uses to store domain names and their corresponding ip addresses

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DNS server

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a server on the Internet that usually is associated with an ISP

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home page

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the first page that is displayed on a website

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chrome

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this free browser is available in windows macOs, and Linux and it must be downloaded to be installed

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dynamic web page

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the contents of the web page is regenerated each time the user displays it.

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IP address

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a unique string of numbers separated by periods that identifies each computer using the Internet Protocol to communicate over a network.

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Internet backbone

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major carriers of network traffic

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broadband

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a services where users can download web pages quickly, play online games and communicate in real time with others

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Firefox

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a free browser released in 2004. enhanced privacy and security features found on most of today browsers.

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Gigabyte (GB)

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is equal to approximately one billion characters

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World Wide Web (WWW)

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an worldwide collections of electronic documents.

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Public Technical Identifiers (PTI)

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the organization that approves and controls tld

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Favorites

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also called bookmarks, are links to preferred websites. when you add a website to the list of of favorites , you can visit that website simply by clicking its name in a list instead of typing its web address.

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host

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any computer or device that provides services and connections to there computers or devices on a network.

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safari

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preinstalled on o apple computer and deice , safari has been the default browser for macOS. a built in sharing with online social online social network , fast preformaces , parental control ,and ease of use.

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Internet Service Provider (ISP)

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a business that provides individuals and organizations access to the Internet free or for a fee

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arpanet

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a network where scientists, at different physical locations to share information and work together on military and other scientific projects and could function even if disabled or destroyed by a disaster or nuclear attack

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domain name

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a text based name that corresponds to the ip address of a server , such as a web server that hosts a website

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model browser

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a specific browser for smartphone devices

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