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What is the difference between the internet and the world wide web
The internet is the term for a worldwide connection of networks and uses TCP and IP protocols while the world wide web is a collection of web pages based on hypertext transfer protocols
What is a web browser
It is software that interprets HTML from websites so that users can access them
What is a URL and what is it made up of
It is a text address used to access a site and it is in the format protocol(http or https)://website address/path/file name
What is a website address made up of
A domain host(www.), a domain name, a domain type(.com, .org etc) and sometimes a country code
What are HTTP and HTTPS
They are the protocols(set of rules) that have to be followed when you are transferring files and if there is some form of security being used then it changes to HTTPS
What are common features of a web browser (name 4)
A home page
A store of a users favourite websites
A store of the history of pages visited
The ability to navigate through websites that are already opened
The ability to have multiple pages open at once
Make use of cookies
Make use of hyperlinks
Allow data to be stored as cache
Use JavaScript
Use an address bar
A domain name server (DNS)
A system for finding IP addresses for the domain given in a URL by converting it. It involves more than one server.
What are cookies
Small files stored on a computer sent by a server to the browser on said computer. Each cookie is a small lookup table in pairs of (key,data). When a user visits a site the browser searches for the cookie which has information about a user’s preferences and browsing history.
What do cookies allow for
User tracking
Keeping user preferences
What are the cookie types
Session cookies-These are stored in temporary memory and can’t be used to identify a user
Persistent cookies- Are stored on the hard drive until they expire or are deleted so can store login details.