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Chapter 3, Problem 1MC
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The web is not dependent on the World Wide Web (WWW) protocol.
Hence, correct answer is option “C”.
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Web:
- The World Wide Web (WWW) is normally known as the Web.
- The Web consists of all the websites linked to the Internet.
- The Web is a framework of shared information connected with the software.
- It uses network as a medium to send and receive the information.
- The web was formed by Tim Berners-Lee.
- World Wide Web contains a large collection of documents called web pages, which are interlinked with one another.
- To view the web page content, the software application called “web browser” is used.
- Because of the user-friendly browsers, more and more people started web surfing.
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