The World Wide Web is a subset of the Internet. A pointer to another location on the Internet. In a web page, links are shown as colored, underlined text, or they can be pictures or parts of pictures. You know you've found a link to another page when the cursor becomes a pointing hand. A program that searches for words and names you submit to it.
Search engines use large catalogs of the content of sites on the Internet.
A computer on which web sites reside. A linked set of files residing on a server connected to the World Wide Web, which comprise a presentation in text and graphics of anything anybody can think up to present. A subset of the Internet, consisting of networks of computers exchanging information using Hypertext Transfer Protocol to distribute pages that display text, graphics and sound with the help of a browser.