INTERNET'S

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INTRODUCTION TO INTERNET 

A system of global collection of computers connected to one other is called internet.


      The internet is a huge network of         computers all over the world.

~ The global network links thousands of computersat  universities,research institutions, govrrnoment agencies and business houses throughout the world.

~ Using a small PC at your home and a telephone connection, you can reach anywera in the world through Internet.
~ you can access information on thousand of topic .
~Each computer connected to internet can communication with the other computer .
~ the computer connected to internet must be able to communication with one another .Theis is don by using a language called the transmission

    control protocol /Internet    protocol

~ (TCP/IP). This launguage act as a medium of communication among numerous computers in netwok .



  ~ you must have heard about email or website .these work through internet .

~ Internet  is made up of two separate words :Inter means 'between' and Net means 'connection'.

~ The set of intermation webpage, inculiding a homepage, generaly located on the same server that gives you information is called website.

INTERNET-WHAT DOES IT MEAN?

~ A network can be any system, carrying  interactive information .


~ In context of computer i.e. when we say computer network, it is a group of  computer that are connected together for sharing information and resources.

~ As such, there is no single standard definationfor internet. 

~ The definition varies depending on the user  who uses it for various purpose.



 

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