Block 1: Part 1 Flashcards

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Define a website

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A collection of inter-linked webpages and digital assets on the World Wide Web - usually under a single common ownership.

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2
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Define TCP/IP

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Transmission Control Protocol/ Internet protocol

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What does W3C stand for and what is their role regarding the Internet?

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World Wide Web consortium are responsible for HTML and other subsequent presentation languages

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What is the IETF and what do they do?

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Internet engineering task force control HTTPand the transportation or delivery protocols

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Describe the client-server architecture of the Internet.

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We. Applications split the computing workload between a user’s browser processing and disabling data on their p. Or device and a remote web server distributing tu content

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Define usable

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User interfaces should be both intuitive and unambiguous and therefore usable by all users.

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Summarise some of the facts about a web application

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Fulfils some form of business requirement
Is built using Internet and web technologies and protocols
Is delivered by distributed architecture
Is standards compliant
Should be usable
Should be accessible

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8
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Define dynamic content

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Website content that changes over time or in response to user interactions and or preferences

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9
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when the browser begins and loads a homepage document, where is this document loaded from?

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either from local storage (known as a cache) or from a server over some network.

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each computer connected to the internet has a unique number or address, how are these assigned?

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these numbers are defined by the Interent Protocol (IP) standard.

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What is the Domain Name System

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(DNS) is the means that internet domain names are located and translated into Internet Protocol (IP) addresses.

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What is the GET method?

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The request is made up of three parts: a request line, one or more header lines and a body or payload.

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the response that the client receives from the server is like the GET request how?

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IT too is split into three parts, a status line, one or more header lines and the body.

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What is this?

HTTP/1.1 200 OK

and what are the three parts?

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This is the status line of a OK response from server.

The first part confirms the version of HTTP being used. The second part is a numeric code or status regarding the outcome of the request and the third part is is a character string of the same information.

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Name some of the headers in the responce from the server to a GET request. (8 in total)

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Date:
Server: software of server
Last-Modified:
ETag: Entity Tag, is used for browser cache to make site browsing more efficient.
Accept-Ranges: Size of data pieces?
Content-Length: How many data pieces in size of returned file.
Connection: close or Keep-alive
Content-Type.
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