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3. ACTIVITY: “CUP CAKES WAR” ACTIVITY: “CUP CAKES WAR”

4. A counter is a device which stores (and sometimes displays) the number Of times a particular event or process has occurred, often in relationship to a clock signal.

5. The number is usually displayed as an inline digital image or in plain text or on a physical counter such as a mechanical counter.

6. Images may be presented in a variety of fonts, or styles; the classic example is the wheels of an odometer. The counter often is accompanied by the date it was set up or last reset

7. KINDS OF COUNTERS HIT COUNTERS PAGE COUNTERS WEB COUNTERS

8. KINDS OF COUNTERS TRACKERS Hosted Counters

9. A hit counter measures and displays the number of times visitors have viewed a single page on a website. Hit counters are typically displayed on homepages. HIT COUNTER

10. Hit counters can be public or non-public. If they are non- public, or ‘invisible’, only the webmaster can see how many times the page has been viewed.

11. The advantage of hit counters is that many are free, easy to install, and can be graphically altered to fit in with the feel of your site.

12. Essentially, a page counter is the same thing as a hit counter (Only difference: their names) A page counter only measures and presents statistics for the page it is installed on. PAGE COUNTER

13. A web counter is a combination of code and graphic device that allows you to measure and display the number of visitors a web site has received. Web counters are typically used to measure multiple pages. WEB COUNTER

14. For example, 200 visitors will have looked at 345 pages over a given period. Additionally, web counters offer analysis, for example, by providing a comparative overview to show which pages receive the most visitors.

15. A tracker is usually an extended version of the counter concept. It will not only keep an ongoing count, but it will record other related information such as date/time, originating IP address, operating system and browser version that caused the hit. TRACKER

16. A "hosted counter" is a counter that's installed on a web server/site other than your own. You can use a hosted counter simply by pasting a set of customized HTML tags obtained from the counter provider. HOSTED COUNTER