No. Telephone cables have a different kind of connector. Networking cables (also known as Ethernet cables) are also a bit wider then telephone cables.
the cable that surround the area internet will send any message into the telephone
no
Dial-up is used on telephone lines. It is the slowest type of connection. Cable modems are high speed connections that travel over cable TV systems. Then there is DSL (Direct Satellite Link). DSL is also high speed but a satellite dish is needed to connect. So any of these methods are needed for a network to connect to the internet.
A network cable is what is used to connect your television or other electronic device to another electronic device to receive data. The cable cord that is plugged into your television is a network cable.
Mainly copper.
Cat 5 cable has many uses. In some applications it can be split. In others, it can't. When being used as a network cable, only two of the four pairs are used. Adapters at each end of the cable allow it to be used for two separate network connections, each using two pairs. Note that each network connection is not split to two separate points. When used as a telephone extension, the cables can be split and linked to multiple locations as is common practice with telephone wiring. For other high speed data applications such as HDMI or VGA over CAT5, the requirement is always to use a single source and a single receiver. Splitting the cable to take to two separate receivers will corrupt the signal and prevent either receiver working. Understanding how the cable is being used is key to deciding whether or not it can be split.
Network cables are used to transfer data packets from one destination to the other. Ther are different types of cables they are Fiber optic cable, Twisted pair cable and copper cable
Minimum cost spanning tree is used for Network designing.(like telephone, electrical, hydraulic, TV cable, computer, road)
Modem Cable
The first circuit-switched network was the telephone system.
Optical Fiber Cable.
You can connect two or more computers using the following cables: Network cable USB cable Serial (used in old computers) Parallel (used in old computers)