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1 Networks and the Internet

2 What is a Network?

3 What are the advantages of using a Network?

4 What are the disadvantages of using a Network?

5 What is a LAN?

6 What is a WAN?

7 What is the Internet?

8 What is a Web Browser?

9 What is a Protocol?

10 What is TCP/IP?

11 What is an IP Address?

12 What is a MAC Address?

13 What is a Web Address?

14 How is a website address turned into an IP address?

15 What is the World Wide Web?

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