3. INTRODUCTION
➢Earlier we had only standalone computers which confined the users to a single
environment
➢If any information is to be exchanged, they had to transfer the data physically
4. NETWORK
➢Computer Network – Set of computers connected together for the purpose of
sharing resources
➢The most common resource shared today is a connection to the Internet
➢Other shared resources can include a printer or a file server. The internet itself
can be considered as a Computer Network
➢The term Internet is derived from two words Interconnection and Network
5. INTERNET
➢The Internet is a combined collection of many interconnected computer
networks around the world
➢Each network consists of multiple number of computers connected through
cables, wireless or any other media
➢These computers are used to share and exchange information across the globe
8. WWW
➢Stands for World Wide Web
➢Invented in 1989 by Tim Berners-Lee and Robert Cailliau
➢World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) was founded in 1994 by Tim Berners-Lee
➢WWW is a collection of information which is accessed via the Internet
➢It can be referred to as an Information system where documents and other
web resources are identified by URLs, interlinked by hyperlinks, and accessible
over Internet
➢Information can include text, images, animations, audio or video
9. WEB PAGE
➢Web Page is document available on World Wide Web
➢A web page can contain huge information including text, graphics, audio, video
and hyper links. These hyper links are the link to other web pages.
10. WEBSITE
➢Collection of Webpages usually containing hyperlinks to each other and made
available online by an individual, company, educational institution, government,
or organization
➢Set of related web pages located under a single domain name, typically
produced by a single person or organization.
11. WEB SERVER
➢Web server is a computer where the web content is stored.
➢Webpages are stored on computers that are connected to Internet, these
computers are known as Web Servers
➢Basically web server is used to host the web sites but there exists other web
servers also such as gaming, storage, FTP, email etc.
12. BROWSER
➢Application used to access and view Websites
➢It enables user to view web pages, navigates websites, and move from one
website to another
➢Examples:
▪ Microsoft Edge (Internet Explorer)
▪ MozillaFirefox
▪ GoogleChrome
▪ Netscape Navigator
▪ Opera
▪ Brave
▪ Apple’s Safari
13. HTTP
➢HTTP – Hyper Text Transfer Protocol
➢It is a protocol to exchange or transfer Hypertext
➢Term coined by Ted Nelson in 1965
14. DNS
➢DNS – Domain Name System is the phonebook of the Internet
➢It is a hierarchical distributed naming system for computers, services or any
resources connected to Internet or a private network
➢Domain Name – String of text that maps to numeric IP Address used to access a
website
➢In other words, domain name is the text that user types into a browser window
to reach a particular website
➢Web browsers interact through Internet Protocol (IP) addresses
➢DNS translates domain names to IP addresses(192.168.1.1) so browsers can
load Internet resources.
15. URL
➢URL – Uniform Resource Locator
➢HTTP uses internet addresses in URL Format
➢type://address/path/
➢http://www.example.com/index.html
Protocol DomainName/
Hostname
Filename
16. HYPERLINK
➢Connection that allows you to move easily from one webpage to another
➢Text, Images can be made into hyperlinks
➢Hyperlink text is usually underlined
➢Clicking on hyperlink takes you to different webpage
➢Hyperlink to Google
Click here
17. SEARCH ENGINE
➢Information Retrieval system designed to help find information on the World
Wide Web
➢The search engine allows one to ask for content meeting specific word or a
phrase and retrieves a list of items that matches those criteria
➢They use regularly updated indexes to operate quickly and efficiently
➢Some examples
▪ Google
▪ Bing
▪ Yahoo
▪ DuckDuckGo
▪ Brave
18. SURFING
➢Act of browsing the Internet by going from one web page to another web page
using hyperlinks in a Internet Browser
➢The term “surfing” is generally used to describe an unidirectional type of web
browsing in which the user jumps from one page to another page, as opposed to
searching for a specific information
➢Term was coined by Mark McCahill
➢When someone is surfing the Internet, they can be referred to as a surfer or net
surfer
19. E-MAIL
➢Electronic Mail
➢Popular, Cheap, Easy and Fastest mailing service
➢We can send and receive messages on internet within seconds or minutes
➢E-Mail is a system of exchanging messages through a computer network
➢Address are two strings separated by character”@”
➢Username@domain
20. ADVANTAGES – E-MAIL
➢Easy to use
➢Speed
➢Easy to prioritize
➢Reliable and secure
➢Informal and conversational
➢Easier for reference
➢Automated E-Mails
➢Environment friendly
➢Use of graphics
➢Advertising tool
➢Cheap Service
➢Data Storage
➢Provision of Attachments
21. DISADVANTAGES – E-MAIL
➢Viruses
▪ These are computer programs which has the potential to harm a computer system
▪ Recipients need to scan the mails as the viruses transmitted through them may harm the
computer system
➢Spam
▪ E-Mails when used to send unwanted advertisements are called Spam
▪ Checking and deleting the unwanted mails canconsume lot of time
➢Hacking
▪ Act of breaking into computer security is called Hacking
▪ Hackers access important informationand may destroy it
▪ Hackers try to get password of internet users and then access important information
22. NEWSGROUPS
➢Discussion groups on internet
➢Used for free exchange of information
➢A user sends a message in newsgroups site, the other users read this message
from this site and respond to it
➢They are provided by special computers called News Servers
23. E-COMMERCE
➢Electronic Commerce used to carry out business dealings by Internet
➢E-Commerce is the buying and selling of goods and services, or the
transmitting of funds or data, over an electronic network, primarily the internet
➢Examples:
▪ Online Banking
▪ Online Shopping
▪ Online Education
24. FTP
➢File Transfer Protocol used to transfer files on Internet easily and quickly
➢Audio, Video, Graphics and Data files can be uploaded and downloaded using
FTP
25. TELNET
➢Also called Remote login
➢Computer based protocol which permits your computer to login to another
computer at some other location and use it as if you are there
26. CHAT
➢Most popular services by which two or more users can communicate with each
other by text or audio or video
➢Examples
▪ LiveChat
▪ Yahoo Messenger
▪ MSN Messenger
▪ GTalk
▪ Skype
▪ Teams
27. GOPHER
➢Gopher is an Internet application that allows you to browse many different
kinds of resources by looking at menus or listings of information available
➢It is text based browser and users search for files via menus or directory
structures
29. HTML
➢Hyper Text Markup Language
➢Standard markup language for creating web pages
➢Describes the structure of a web page
➢Tells browser how to display the content
30. HTML VERSIONS
➢HTML 1.0: Released in 1991
➢HTML 2.0: Released in 1995. Supported form-based file upload, form elements
such as text box, option button etc
➢HTML 3.2: Released in 1997. Supported tables and complex mathematical
equations
➢HTML 4.01: Released in 1999. Stable version which supported
stylesheets(CSS) and scripting
➢HTML 5: Released in 2008. Latest version
31. FEATURES OF HTML
➢Very easy and simple language
➢Easy to make an effective presentation with formatting tags
➢Flexible way to design web pages along with the text
➢Facilitates programmers to add a link on the web pages
➢Platform-Independent
➢Can add Graphics, Videos, and Sound to the web pages
➢Case-insensitive language
33. HTML TEXT EDITORS
➢HTML file is a text file, hence we can use any text editors
➢Text editors are programs that allow editing in written text to create web page
➢We write out HTML code in some text editor [Notepad, Notepad++, Sublime
Text etc.]
➢We can create simple HTML pages using a simple text editor, i.e., Notepad
which is present in all the platforms of computers
➢The HTML file can be opened in any browser of your choice, but a few tags may
not be supported by some web browsers
34. STEPS TO WRITE HTML CODE
Step 1: Open Notepad
Step 2: Write HTML code
Step 3: Save HTML file with .htm or .html extension
Step 4: Open the HTML page in your web browser
35. BUILDING BLOCKS OF HTML
➢Tags: These tags are keywords enclosed within angle braces <TagName>,
usually in pairs. Start tag and end tag
➢Attribute: An attribute provides extra information about the element. It is
applied within the start tag. It has two fields: name and value
➢Element: Individual component of HTML file. It is defined by a start tag, some
content and an end tag
➢Some elements do not have content, they are called empty elements. They do
not have end tag
Example:
<p style="color: red">Welcome</p>
36. HTML TAGS
➢They are like keywords which define how web browser formats and displays
the content
➢The browser differentiate these tags and content and display only content on
the web browser, not tags
➢HTML tags have 3 main parts:
▪ Opening Tag
▪ Content
▪ Closing Tag
➢Syntax: <tag>Content</tag>
➢Some tags do not have closing tags, they are called empty tags
37. THE <!DOCTYPE> DECLARATION
➢The <!DOCTYPE> declaration tag is used by web browser to understand the
version of the HTML used in the document
➢Usage: <!DOCTYPE html> -- Refers to current version HTML 5
➢For previous versions: <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01
Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">
➢The declaration becomes complicated for previous versions as it has to refer to
DTD(Document Type Definition)
39. PARAGRAPH
➢HTML Paragraph tag <p> is used to define a paragraph in a webpage
➢Browser add an empty line before and after a paragraph
➢Browser removes extra spaces and extra line spaces while displaying the page
40. HEADING TAG
➢HTML Heading tag <hn>…</hn> can be defined as title or subtitle which has to
be displayed on the web page
➢The text within the heading tags is displayed in bold format and size of text
depends on the number of heading
➢There are six different headings <h1> to <h6>
➢Browser adds one line before and after the content when <hn> tag is used
➢Search engines use the headings to index the structure and content of your
web pages.
41. LINE BREAK
➢The HTML Line Break <br> defines a line break
➢We use this tag if we want a new line without starting a new paragraph
➢The <br> tag is an empty tag, i.e., it doesn’t have a end tag
➢Many a times, we use <br> as <br/>
42. HORIZONTAL LINE
➢Horizontal lines are used to visually break up sections of a document
➢The <hr> tag is a used to draw a line from current position to the right margin
of the web page
➢It is used to show a thematic break in an HTML page (i.e., shift of a topic)
➢Or it can be used to separate the content
➢<hr/> is also an empty tag, with no end tag
44. HTML IMAGES
➢The HTML <img> tag is used to embed an image in a web page
➢The <img> tag creates a holding space for the referenced image
➢It does not have a closing tag
➢The <img> tag has two required attributes:
▪ src – Specifies the path to the image
▪ alt – Specifies an alternatetext for the image – This text is displayed if browser fails to load the
image
➢Syntax: <img src=“url” alt=“alternatetext”/>
➢You can use PNG, JPEG or GIF image file. The image name is always case
sensitive
46. HTML HYPERLINKS
➢HTML links are hyperlinks
➢Clicking on the link will navigate you to another document/web page
➢The mouse cursor will change when you hover over the link
➢The hyperlink can be image or text
➢Attribute href is important attribute which indicates link’s destination
➢Syntax: <a href=“url”>Link Text</a>
47. HTML LISTS
➢HTML lists allow web developer to group set of related items in lists
➢Each list item start with <li> tag
➢Three types
▪ Unordered list - <ul>
▪ Ordered list - <ol>
▪ Descriptionlist -<dl>
48. UNORDERED LIST
➢Unordered list starts with <ul> tag
➢The list items will be marked with bullets(small black circles) by default
➢Different types
▪ Disc
▪ Circle
▪ Square
▪ None
49. ORDERED LIST
➢Ordered list starts with <ol> tag
➢The list items will be marked with numbers by default
➢Different Types
▪ Numbers “1”
▪ Upper Case Roman“I”
▪ Lower Case Roman “i”
▪ Upper Case Letters “A”
▪ Lower Case Letters “a”
50. DESCRIPTION LIST
➢A description list is a list of terms with a description of each term
➢Description List starts with <dl> tag
➢The <dt> tag defines the term(name)
➢The <dd> tag describes each term