| A | B |
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| TCP | This is the core protocol that all other Internet protocols are based on. |
| FTP | This is the best method to transfer large files oover the internet. |
| Java | This language allows you to create versatile applications for in-browseer data manipulation and server=sside processing. |
| CGI | This is not considered a language. It is a category of languages. Examples are PERL and PHP. |
| downloading | This is a term used for when you get a file from a remote computer to your computer. |
| cookies | These are small text files that are written to your hard drive from web sites that want to store information about you. |
| E-Mail | An electronic means of sending a message from one computer to another in organized fashion. |
| XML | This language allows for better manipulation of page content that comes from databases. It maintains an understanding of what type of data is being displayed. |
| SMTP | The method computers use to send mail to each other. |
| URL | This can be a web site, a location of a file, or just about any path to locate a service on the internet. |
| HTML | This is the mother of all languages for the internet. |
| POP | This is the method that computers use to get (retrieve) mail from other computers. |
| PHP | This language allows webmasters to build web pages that dynamically render upon request. |
| C, C++ | This is a programming language used to create applications like Netscape. |
