Networking Flashcards
Cascading style sheet
A sheet separated from the HTML document used to define the look and feel of websites
CSS allows multiple pages to have the same style formatting
Compression
The reduction of the size of a file by applying algorithms to store repeated data
Client
A program or computer that makes a request of the server and receives the data
Client-server relationship
The relationship between client and server
The paradigm model of modern network computing
CSS
Cascading style sheet
Data packet
A small collection of broken down data, sent across a network, that finds the quickest route to its destination and is then reassembled at the other side
Declaration blocks
Rules within a style sheet that define the values to be applied e.g. Colour and size
DHTML
Dynamic hypertext markup language
Dynamic hypertext markup language
A form of HTML used for animated and interactive websites with content that can be automatically refreshed or streamed
Dial-up
A type of modem
Accesses internet via public telephone network
Relatively low speeds compared to broadband
DNS
Domain name server
Domain name server
A protocol that returns IP addresses for website addresses and domain names searched by a client
Domain name
A unique name on the internet that represents an organisation or website
Dynamic IP
A temporary IP address that is assigned each time a device connects with the Internet
Extendible markup language
A standard for describing data type that uses similar tag structure as HTML
XML is tidier and runs more efficiently on smaller devices such as mobile phones
GIF
Graphics interchange format
Broadband
Type of modem
Offers high-speed transmission of large amounts of data along a single cable
Graphics interchange format
A lossless bitmap format suitable for images with a limited number of colours, such as logos
HTML
Hypertext markup language
HTML elements
The words within HTML tags
E.g. Title is element in
HTTP
Hypertext transfer protocol