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∙ 13y agoThis is a question that would elicit differing and subjective answers. In our modern world, businesses use the web regularly. Many universities rely on the web for students to access information. Students use the web as a way to find resources for homework and projects. So many people use the web on a daily basis for communicating with businesses, colleagues, family, friends and even strangers. There are, however, people out there who do not feel the need for a computer, or for access to the internet to use the web. Still, businesses they deal with probably do use the web.
The world wide web has not been with us forever though. Just a few short decades ago it wasn't even invented. People were still able to communicate, conduct business and meet people. So I guess we didn't really need the world wide web, but now that it's here, I think we'd be a bit lost without it.
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∙ 16y agoYes if the whole world agrees to change world wide web(www) into something else. No if the world wide web gets destoryed or damaged.
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∙ 13y agoThe Internet is a system of interconnected computer networks. Without the computers networked together there is no Internet.
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∙ 11y agoYes
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When did answers come on the internet?
The world wide web was officially launched in 1990, but that is only part of the internet. The internetwas officially launched in 1989
What is the part of the Internet that contains webpages that are linked together?
World Wide Web
Who helped Tim Berners-Lee invent the internet?
Tim Berners Lee did not invent the internet. He invented the World Wide Web which, despite what many people think, is not the same as the internet. It is only one part of the internet. Many people were involved in creating the internet. It existed before Tim Berners Lee invented the World Wide Web which then became one part of the internet.
Is the internet part of the WWW.?
No. Actually, the world wide web (WWW) makes use of the internet. Some might say the WWW is a part of the internet.
How did JCR Licklider invented the internet?
Tim Berners Lee did not invent the internet. He invented the World Wide Web which, despite what many people think, is not the same as the internet. It is only one part of the internet. He did that in 1989.
Who insirpir Tim berners lee to invent internet?
Tim Berners Lee did not invent the internet. He invented the World Wide Web which, despite what many people think, is not the same as the internet. It is only one part of the internet. It is the most well known part, but not the only part. The internet was invented through the work of many people. Different people contributed different parts. Tim Berners Lee's contribution was through creating the World Wide Web and HTML. He got his ideas and inspirations through many people.
Which is larger the world wide web or the internet explain?
Internet is the World Wide Web ( www ) .
How is the world wide web different from the interent?
The world wide web and the internet are the same thing. The world wide web is just an address for the internet.
The difference between world wide web and the internet?
There actually isn't any difference. The world wide web is the internet. The internet is the program for the world wide web. Mozilla Firefox is an internet browser, but it's still the same as Internet Explorer.
Which is bigger internet or world wide web?
internet
What is the difference between the WWW and Internet?
WWW stands for World Wide Web and there is a big difference. Some people confuse the Internet which came before the WWW. The World Wide Web is a way to access information on the Internet. The Internet is much larger -- a massive network that connects computers together. The www is a part of the Internet.
What does www stand for and how is it different from the internet?
WWW stands for World Wide Web, which is a collection of information and multimedia services that can be accessed through the Internet. The Internet is a wide area network that links many computers globally. In short, the World Wide Web is part of the Internet.
