| Terms |
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| Internet |
The internet is a hub of unending information. It makes sense to
save all information in one place and access it from any location
as needed; as a result, it is growing in popularity as it lessens
the need for physical data transport while providing more security
and comfort.
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| World Wide Web |
There are millions of websites and billions of pages that make
the web. These pages are transmitted over the Internet.
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| Hypertext |
A file that is displayed on a web browser using a markup language
is called Hyper Text Markup Language (HTML). The web browser is
instructed on how to display web pages, text, and images using
markup language, which is made up of symbols and codes.
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| Multimedia |
Any forms of information that may be expressed, saved,
communicated, or processed digitally. It includes text, graphics,
drawings, still and moving images (Video), animation, audio, and
other media.
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| CLI |
A text-based user interface (UI) known as a command-line interface
(CLI) is used to interact with computers and run programs.
Command-line user interfaces, console user interfaces, and
character user interfaces are further names for command-line
interfaces.
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| GUI |
The means by which a person interacts with a computer (computer,
mobile phone, tablets etc.). Simply described, GUI is user and
computer communication. It displays things that the user uses to
carry out tasks by using graphical elements.
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| HCI |
HCI focuses on the development of computer technology,
particularly the way people and computers interact, user
encounter, what a product does and how people utilize it in the
actual world. The multidisciplinary field of Human-Computer
Interaction includes computer science, human factors engineering,
and cognitive science.
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| SFTP |
Can be used to send files from one computer's file system to
another. A network links the computers together. A file in the
context of SFTP is one that has up to 10 lines of text-based data
made up of uppercase and lowercase characters, the numerals 0
through 9, and common punctuation.
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| SSH |
To establish a secure connection between two unsafe networks,
secure shell (SSH) is employed. The two networks can exchange
files or confidential information through this connection. It is
used to authenticate users and in distant servers.
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| Telnet |
Over a TCP/IP network, Telnet is a protocol that enables
connections to distant computers. To connect to a telnet server,
you utilize a piece of software on your computer called a telnet
client (i.e., the remote host). You can communicate with the
remote host from your computer after your telnet client connects
to the distant host and turns into a virtual terminal.
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| HTTP |
The Hypertext Transfer Protocol serves as the foundational
protocol for all activities on the World Wide Web (www). The
protocol defines how messages should be structured, how they
should be sent, how web servers and browsers should respond or
function in every situation, and what instructions should be
delivered.
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| HTTPS |
The Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS) protocol encrypts
data sent between a user's web browser and a website during
transmission. HTTPS queries are encrypted with TLS (SSL), and the
requests and responses are also digitally signed. Therefore, HTTPS
is far more secure than HTTP.
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| HTML |
The markup language for building Web pages is HTML. A Web page's
structure is described in HTML.The content's presentation in the
browser is controlled by HTML elements.
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| CSS |
CSS is used to specify how web pages should look, including their
designs, layouts, and display variations for various screens and
devices. We may manage things like color, font, background color,
background image, text size, text positioning, and more by
utilizing CSS.
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