Internet and Web Technology Concepts

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Internet

A global network that anyone can connect to from anywhere in the world, requiring only a computer with a live internet connection.

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Intranet

A network that spans one company, allowing for local sharing of information among connected computers.

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Extranet

A network allowing multiple companies to connect and share information, essentially an extension of an intranet.

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Domain Name

A unique name for a location on the internet, such as Facebook.com, that translates to an IP address.

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Internet Protocol (IP) Address

A unique numerical address of a website, allowing for easy access instead of typing a numerical string.

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Uniform Resource Locator (URL)

The specific file location of any resource on the internet, necessary for accessing web content.

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Domain Name Server (DNS)

A system that tracks all IP addresses of websites, matching names and URLs to their respective IPs.

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Internet Service Provider (ISP)

A company that connects devices to the internet, typically charging a monthly fee.

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Network Interface

The point of connection between a computer and a network, usually the internet.

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Web Browser

A software tool that allows users to browse the web and access information.

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Webmail

A service that enables users to log into email accounts via a web browser.

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Address Book

A tool used in browsers to access and manage contact information.

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Add-Ons

Additional tools installed in a browser that enhance its functionality.

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Web Applications

Client-server computer programs that run in a web browser, allowing for interactive use of services.