Unfortunately, there's no answer that neatly sums up the Internet. This system allows different kinds of computers to directly and transparently communicate and share services throughout much of the world. But the Internet has other faces too. At one level, the Internet is a collection of resources, such as email or the World Wide Web that can be accessed through this network. At another level, the Internet is the community of people who use these computer networks.
Pages are available through an international network of computer networks called the Internet.
A hypertext contains embedded links to other data. Links from a World Wide Web document can lead to many kinds of documents that include text, graphics, sounds, and video. The World Wide Web contains a lot of information. There are more than 800 million pages as of August 1999, according to the Los Angeles Times. Because there is so much available, it's likely you'll find something on almost any topic.