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Two examples of primary data are survey responses collected directly from individuals and experiments conducted to gather specific data. Two examples of secondary data are data obtained from government reports and data collected from previous research studies.
I had it before I got my smartphone, and didnt have a data plan. The only internet I had was when I could use wifi. The internet was actually blocked from my phone, so I'm pretty sure its a definite no.
Yes it does cost extra, because those two things both use the internet, and if you don't have the data plan, then you don't have the unlimited internet.
Examples of Data Communication are:- 1. Communication between the two computers over LAN 2. Communication among the two mobile phones. 3. Communication over the internet.
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An IP stands for internet protocol. Basically its your house number on the internet. One IP transfers data via the internet to another IP, the name of the data they transfer is packets. There are two types of network, internal ip networks and the internet. There are also 3 types of iq names. Ipv2 Ipv4 Ipv6.
No, webpages are simply data that is stored on webservers and your browsers are the tools to call them up when requested via the internet. You can say that the internet and a web server are two interdependent elements.
Traditional architecture was monolithic: one big program, running on a mainframe. Then, two tier (two layers) architecture came, with PCs talking to servers, both having some intelligence (applications versus data). Then three tier architecture arrived, powered by internet technology, Java and .Net. Data, applications and presentation are separated in this architecture. Presentation is almost always in a browser, the application and the data run on servers, usually in the corporate data center or somewhere 'on the internet'.
The word "internet" is a common noun that describes multiple networks that are connected together. For example, if Apple and Microsoft wanted to share data together, but not with the rest of the world, they might set up a private internet to allow data to flow between the two freely. The word "Internet" is a proper noun, and refers to the "World Wide Web" (WWW). It is the publicly accessible internet that is shared by the entire world to provide services and data to any other place in the world. Note that the proper noun version is used with the word "the", as there is only one Internet, but there are many other internet configurations.
An internet cloud is a large group of servers that are networked so as to allow shared storage and access to computer data. Google and Amazon are two major providers of this service.