Q. The Uniform Resource Locator (URL), defines four things: protocol, host computer, port and

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Q. The Webpages are stored at the

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Q. The World Wide Web (WWW), was originally designed as a

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Q. The Uniform Resource Locator (URL), is a standard for specifying any kind of information on the

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Q. A Web page is made up of two parts

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Q. HTML stands for

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Q. The HTTP uses a TCP connection to

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Q. In World Wide Web (WWW), an electronic store (e-commerce) can use a cookie for its

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Q. A program or a script to be run at the client site are called

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Q. In WWW and HTTP, a technology that creates and handles dynamic documents is called

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Q. In Hypertext Transaction, the term CONNECT is used for

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Q. In Hypertext transaction, the formats of the request and response messages are

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Q. The documents that are created and stored in a server as a Fixed Content are called

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Q. The language used for writing active documents is

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Q. The protocol is the client-server program used to retrieve the

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Q. To use proxy server, the client must be configured to access the proxy instead of the

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Q. The documents in the WWW can be grouped into three broad categories

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Q. Nontextual information such as digitized photos or graphic images is not a physical part of an

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Q. A browser can retrieve and run an HTML file that has embedded the address of

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Q. To create the Web Pages we use a term, called

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