internet 和 web的区别（The difference between Internet and Web）.docVIP

internet 和 web的区别（The difference between Internet and Web） Internet uses hypertext and hypermedia information organization to extend information links to the entire Internet. Web is a hypertext information system, and one of the main concepts of Web is hypertext connectivity, which makes the text no longer linear and fixed like a book. Instead, you can jump from one position to another. You can get more information from it. Can go to another topic. If you want to know something about a topic, just click on this topic and you can jump to the document that contains this topic. It is this multiple connectivity that we call Web. Web features: One, Web is graphical and easy to navigate (navigate) One important reason why Web is so popular is that it can display colorful graphics and text on a single page at the same time. Before Web, the information on Internet was in textual form only. Web provides features that incorporate graphics, audio, and video information into one. At the same time, Web is very easy to navigate, and only needs to skip from one connection to another, so you can browse between pages. Two, Web has nothing to do with the platform No matter what your system platform is, you can access WWW through Internet. Browsing through WWW has no limits on your system platform. We can access WWW from either the Windows platform, the UNIX platform, the Macintosh, or any other platform. Access to WWW is implemented through a software called browser. Such as Netscapes Navigator, NCSAs Mosaic, Microsofts Explorer, and so on. Three and Web are distributed A large amount of graphics, audio, and video information can take up considerable disk space, and we cant even predict how much information is available. For Web, there is no need to put all the information together, and the information can be placed on different sites. Just specify the site in your browser. So that the information that is not necessarily physically on a site is logically integrated, and from the user