The World Wide Web: Clients and Servers
Students explore how web browsers (clients) request information from web servers to display websites.
Key Questions
- Explain the relationship between a client and a server in accessing a website.
- Compare how different web browsers might display the same website.
- Design a simple analogy to explain how a web page is requested and delivered.
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