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Web address
Uniform Resource Locator |
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Allows you to view a web page |
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World's largest network
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Employees, members of the same organization/company |
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Used by select businesses and their customers |
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Another name for a server |
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Any type of computer that can run HTML |
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What you see is what you get editor-not really any code needed
Dreamweaver |
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Elements used to connect one page to another |
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Set of rules for exchanging text, graphics, ext
Hypertext Transfer Protocol |
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Where web pages are stored and sent out
A computer. |
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Special set of instructions used to create a web page |
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Hypertext Markup Language |
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Extra words inside the greater than and less than symbols that change the default of a tag |
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What the computer thinks you want to do unless you specify otherwise |
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Stop an element of a web page |
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Name of the server
yahoo, tumblr, facebook, ect |
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