World Wide Web the portion of the Internet accessed with a browser. This includes most of the public information on the Internet. Browser an interface that gives access to the information and tools of the Internet, such as locating and reading the information on a web page, and using a search engine to locate information. Some browsers also incorporate a tool for using email, reading newsgroups, or connecting to a chat room. Web page like a chapter in a book or an article in a newspaper or magazine, a web page is a text file that contains codes that instruct the browser how to display the contents of the page.
Web pages can contain text, pictures, sounds, movies, and programs that run in the browser.
You can create your own web page and view it in a web browser. If you store the file on a computer called a server, your page will become public and accessible to anyone with access to the Internet. Server the actual computer that you connect to when you visit a web site with a browser. Anyone can set up a computer to be a server, even a small desktop computer. When many people are expected to view the pages, often a whole computer or even several computers, are devoted to being the server.