Introduction to Websites and Web Pages
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What is a web page?

  • The main page of a website used to navigate to other pages.
  • A unique address identifying a website.
  • A document with electronic content displayed through a web browser. (correct)
  • A software application used to access the internet.
  • Which of the following best describes a static web page?

  • A page that loads dynamic content from a server.
  • A page that changes based on user interaction.
  • A page whose content remains the same and cannot be edited by visitors. (correct)
  • A page that is designed solely with JavaScript.
  • Which statement about browsers is accurate?

  • Browsers help users create web content using HTML.
  • Browsers allow users to access and view resources on the internet. (correct)
  • Browsers are used to upload files from the internet.
  • Browsers are responsible for storing files on the server.
  • What is a hyperlink?

    <p>A text or image that links to other information within or outside a webpage.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the acronym URL stand for?

    <p>Uniform Resource Locator</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Website Overview

    • A website consists of interconnected web pages, each with a unique web address.
    • Websites can be accessed on both computers and mobile devices.
    • Examples include the Ministry of Education, Facebook, Wikipedia, and Google.

    Web Page Definition

    • A web page is an electronic document that displays content via a web browser.
    • The home page is the primary page of a website, allowing access to other web pages.

    Components of a Web Page

    • Key components include:
      • Text
      • Images
      • Videos and audio files
      • Hyperlinks
    • Hyperlinks are clickable links that direct users to different locations within the same web page, other web pages, or external websites.
    • They can be represented as text or images.

    Static Web Page

    • Static web pages contain content that is pre-prepared and fixed by the developer.
    • These pages are intended for reading and do not allow user interaction or content modification.
    • Static pages are typically designed using HTML.

    Interactive (Dynamic) Web Page

    • Dynamic web pages allow users to interact with and manipulate the content.
    • Designed using HTML along with other programming languages such as PHP and JavaScript.

    Web Browser Functions

    • A web browser is a software application that facilitates access to the internet and displays websites.
    • Popular web browsers include:
      • Mozilla Firefox
      • Google Chrome
      • Internet Explorer
      • Opera

    Web Address (URL)

    • A web address, or Uniform Resource Locator (URL), is the specific address used to locate a website, e.g., http://www.moe.gov.eg.

    File Operations

    • Upload: Transferring files or programs from a local computer to the internet.
    • Download: Copying or moving files from the internet to a local computer.

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    This quiz covers the basic concepts of websites and web pages, including definitions, examples, and functionalities. Understand the structure of websites, the significance of web addresses, and the role of home pages. Perfect for beginners looking to grasp web development fundamentals.

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