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WHAT IS A INTERNET

THE INTERNET IS A COMPUTER-BASED WORLDWIDE OF INFORMATION AND PROVIDES SERVICES TO MAKE OVER WORK EASIRE.

IT IS THE NETWORK OF COMPUTERS SPRED ALL OVER THE WORLD THAT ALLOW USER TO SHARE INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATE WITH EACH OTHER.

NETWORK OF A NETWORK IS CALLED A INTERNET.

ADDVANTAGES OF INTERNET

1. EASILY COMMUNICATION WITH PEOPLE.

2. PUBLISHING DOCUMENT ON THE INTERNET TO SAVE PAPER.
GREATER ACCESS TO INFORMATION.

3. EASY TO CONNECT ANYONE ON THE INTERNET.

4. ENTRTAINMENT

CREATED A NETWORK

STARTED A INTERNET TECHNOLOGY TO AMRICAN DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE IN 1969.

INTERNET FIRST NAME IS ARPANET.

ORIGINAL ARPHANET IS SHUTDOWN IN 1990.

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Internet

Definition

A collection of two or more connected computer systems that may share resources, such as an internet connection, an app, a printer, etc.

A global system of interconnected computer networks that uses the Internet protocol suite (TCP/IP) to communicate between networks and devices.

Size

Usually small, such as a local area network (LAN) or a wide area network (WAN).

Global, spanning the entire world.

Access

Usually requires a physical connection, such as a cable or a wireless signal.

Can be accessed from anywhere in the world with an internet connection.

Services

Can provide a variety of services, such as file sharing, printing, and email.

Provides a variety of services, such as the World Wide Web, email, and file sharing.

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