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What do you call arpanet's development today?
The Internet, or the World Wide Web. ---HG MS. Vereen Class
Which is larger the world wide web or the internet explain?
Internet is the World Wide Web ( www ) .
Who uses the revolver today?
Used world wide by many people.
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 do they call ARPANET today?
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.
Why is the world wide web beneficial?
Entertainment, mainly, but the internet provides easy access around the globe for information that could not otherwise be accessible. It's the primary communication of the world today. That is, if you have internet access.
What are some differences between the internet and the world wide web?
The Internet can be compared to the road to get to the world wide web which is the street address.
Who is Tim Berners-Lee and what contribution did he make?
Sir Tim Berners Lee is widely recognised ad the man that created the internet as we know it today. He is the director of the W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) which sets the standards and regulations on how the internet works.
How many percent of people world wide use internet?
in 2009-2010 there was found that awhopping 73% of earths population went on the Internet.
