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Internet Basics Challenge
 

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True/false: Internet facts

by Victor Castillo
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The World Wide Web is the entire Internet.

2

TCP/IP is the foundational protocol suite for data transmission on the Internet.

3

All websites are hosted on satellites.

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The Internet is powered by a single central server that controls everything.

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IPv4 addresses are 32-bit numbers, written in dotted decimal notation.

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IPv6 addresses are 16-bit numbers.

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The Internet connects computers globally through routers and cables.

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Web browsers use FTP as the default protocol to fetch pages.

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DNS translates domain names into IP addresses.

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The World Wide Web is a service that runs on the Internet and uses HTTP/HTTPS.

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