The Internet vs. The Web

The TechCave
5 May 201605:02

Summary

TLDRThis video from the Web Dev Cave explores the origins and workings of the internet and the web. It delves into the 1960s when ARPA funded research for computer interconnectivity, leading to the creation of the first network. The script explains how the internet evolved from a research network to a global system of interconnected networks using TCP/IP protocols. It distinguishes the internet as a platform for various services, including the web, which is a system for accessing interconnected resources through web pages and browsers. The tutorial aims to clarify the difference between the internet and the web, setting the stage for further in-depth discussions.

Takeaways

  • 🌐 The internet is a global network of interconnected networks, allowing communication and data exchange between devices.
  • 🔍 The World Wide Web (web) is a service built on top of the internet, enabling users to access and share resources like documents, images, and videos.
  • 💡 The term 'network' refers to a group of two or more computer systems connected for communication and data exchange.
  • 📚 The 1960s saw the creation of the first network, funded by ARPA to connect computers for academic and scientific purposes.
  • 🔗 The need to interconnect different networks led to the development of the TCP/IP protocols, which are the foundation of the modern internet.
  • 🌐 The internet is a collection of various types of networks, including private, public, academic, and government networks.
  • 🌐 Internet services such as mobile apps, email, file sharing, and online gaming are built on top of the internet's infrastructure.
  • 🌐 Web browsers like Chrome, Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Safari are used to access web resources and pages.
  • 📝 Web pages are created using HTML for structure, CSS for styling, and scripting languages for interactivity.
  • 🔑 Uniform Resource Identifiers (URIs) are used to reference resources on the web, allowing for easy access and navigation.

Q & A

  • What was the primary purpose of the ARPA-funded research in the 1960s?

    -The primary purpose was to develop protocols that would allow computers to interconnect with each other using digital communication, regardless of geographical location.

  • What is the significance of the TCP/IP protocol suite in the development of the internet?

    -TCP/IP is a global, unique set of protocols that enabled the interconnection of different networks, which was essential for the creation and growth of the internet.

  • What is a network in the context of the script?

    -A network is a group of two or more computer systems interconnected for the purpose of communication and data exchange.

  • How does the script define the internet?

    -The internet is defined as a global inter-network, consisting of millions of interconnected networks from various sectors such as private, public, academic, and government.

  • What are some of the services built on top of the internet mentioned in the script?

    -Some services built on top of the internet include mobile apps, electronic mail, file sharing, the worldwide web, online games, and internet telephony.

  • What is the worldwide web, as described in the script?

    -The worldwide web is a system that interconnects resources on the internet, such as documents, images, videos, and more, via hyperlinks and is accessed through web browsers.

  • What are the three main technologies used to create web pages according to the script?

    -The three main technologies used to create web pages are HTML for structuring, CSS for styling, and scripting languages to add interactivity.

  • How are web pages and websites differentiated in the script?

    -Web pages are individual pages accessed through the web, while websites are structured, interrelated groups of web pages.

  • What role do web browsers play in accessing web resources?

    -Web browsers are programs like Chrome, Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Safari that allow users to access and view web resources, typically presented in the form of web pages or websites.

  • Why was the distinction between the internet and the web important to clarify in the script?

    -Clarifying the distinction between the internet and the web is important to understand that the internet is a global network of networks that supports various services, including the worldwide web, which is a system for accessing interconnected resources.

Outlines

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🌐 Introduction to the Internet and the Web

This paragraph introduces the topic of the video, which is an exploration of the internet and the web, their functions, and how they differ from each other. It begins with a historical overview, mentioning the 1960s and the Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA), which funded research to develop protocols for computers to interconnect using digital communication. This led to the creation of the first network, ARPANET, initially for academic and scientific use. The paragraph discusses the growth of this network and the emergence of others, highlighting the challenge of interconnecting different networks using various protocols. The invention of TCP/IP protocols is mentioned as a solution to this problem, marking the beginning of the internet. The paragraph concludes by defining a network as a group of interconnected computer systems and the internet as a global network of networks, emphasizing the role of TCP/IP in enabling communication across this vast system.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡ARPA

ARPA stands for Advanced Research Projects Agency, which was a part of the US Department of Defense. In the context of the video, ARPA funded research in the 1960s to develop protocols for digital communication between computers, regardless of their geographical location. This initiative led to the creation of the first network, which was a precursor to the modern internet.

💡Network

A network, as defined in the video, is a group of computer systems interconnected for the purpose of communication and data exchange. It can include various devices such as laptops, desktops, smartphones, and more. The video explains that networks are the foundational concept behind the internet, where nodes (devices) establish connections using cable or wireless media.

💡Internet

The internet, as described in the video, is a global inter-network that connects various types of networks (private, public, academic, business, or government) around the world. It is a system that allows for the exchange of information and data on a global scale, facilitated by the TCP/IP protocols. The video emphasizes that the internet is a platform for various services, including the World Wide Web.

💡TCP/IP

TCP/IP refers to the Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol, which is a suite of communication protocols used for the internet. The video highlights that TCP/IP was invented to solve the problem of interconnecting different networks that used different protocols. It is the foundational protocol suite that allows the internet to function by enabling communication between computers across the globe.

💡World Wide Web (WWW)

The World Wide Web, often simply called the web, is a service built on top of the internet that allows people to access and share information. The video explains that the web is a system of interconnected resources, such as documents, images, and videos, which are accessed via web browsers. It is a collection of web pages and websites that are linked together, making it one of the most influential applications on the internet.

💡HTML

HTML, or HyperText Markup Language, is the standard markup language used to create web pages. The video mentions that web pages are created using HTML, which structures the content and provides a framework for the page. HTML is essential for the web as it defines the layout and structure of web resources.

💡CSS

CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets, a style sheet language used for describing the look and formatting of a document written in HTML. The video explains that CSS is used to style web pages, giving them a visually appealing design. It is a key component in web development, allowing developers to control the aesthetics of web pages.

💡Web Browsers

Web browsers are software applications used to access and view web resources. The video lists examples such as Chrome, Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Safari. These browsers are essential tools for navigating the web, as they interpret and display web pages and websites to users, allowing them to interact with the content.

💡URIs (Uniform Resource Identifiers)

Uniform Resource Identifiers, or URIs, are strings of characters that identify a resource on the internet. The video explains that URIs are used to reference resources on the web, such as web pages or images. They are a fundamental part of how resources are located and accessed on the World Wide Web.

💡Protocols

Protocols, in the context of the video, refer to the rules and conventions that govern the transmission of data between computer systems. The video discusses how the creation of the internet was driven by the need for a common set of protocols, such as TCP/IP, to allow different networks to interconnect and communicate effectively.

💡Interconnected

The term 'interconnected' is used throughout the video to describe the nature of networks and the internet. It refers to the linking of various computer systems or networks to form a larger, cohesive system. The video emphasizes that the internet is a global network of networks, interconnected through various protocols and technologies.

Highlights

Introduction to the Web Dev Cave's tutorial series.

Explaining the difference between the internet and the web.

Historical background on the creation of ARPANET in the 1960s.

The initial purpose of ARPANET for academic and scientific research.

Growth of ARPANET to connect hundreds of institutions by the 1980s.

The emergence of other networks using different protocols.

The challenge of interconnecting networks with different protocols.

Invention of TCP/IP protocols leading to the creation of the internet.

Definition of a network as a group of interconnected computer systems.

The internet as a global network of networks.

Overview of internet services like mobile apps, email, and online gaming.

The worldwide web as the most commonly used internet service.

The web as a system of interconnected resources via hyperlinks.

Use of web browsers to access web resources and pages.

Explanation of HTML, CSS, and scripting languages in web page creation.

Differentiation between the internet's infrastructure and the web's resources.

Encouragement for viewers to subscribe for upcoming videos.

Transcripts

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hey what's up guys I'm a and welcome to

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this first video from the web dev cave

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in this tutorial we'll talk about the

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internet and the web what are they how

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they work and how they are distinct from

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each other but first let's go back to

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the old days now this is not history

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class don't be afraid but a little bit

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of background will help us to understand

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the evolution process down the road and

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to better get the concepts in the 1960s

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Advanced research projects agency also

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known as arpa of the US Department of

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Defense funded a research to develop

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protocols to allow their computers to

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interconnect with each other using

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digital communication regardless the

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geographical area therefore the first

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Network a research network was created

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the network was used for academic and

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scientific purposes it started small

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connecting a bunch of collected

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University campuses research

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institutions and companies the network

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grew to a few hundred by the early 80s

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at the same time other networks were

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being created using other protocols

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we'll cover networking and protocols in

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much more details in other videos but

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for now let's talk just about networks

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and the internet as I said other

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networks were being created using other

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protocols networks such as x25 uset and

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others but down the road a problem

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raised people who were using these

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networks wanted to interconnect with

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each other by connecting the networks

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together and in order to successfully

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interconnect networks must use the exact

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same protocols this problem led to the

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invention of a global unique suit of

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protocols called tcpip thus the Advent

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of the internet let's talk about the

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internet the internet is a sort of a

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nickname of a global inter Network now

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let's stop here and see what is a

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network a network is a group of computer

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systems two or more interconnected

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together for the sake of communicating

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and exchange Chang in data using links

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these computer systems whether they are

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laptops desktops smartphones TVs cars

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Etc are called in terms of the network

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nodes these nodes establish connections

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between them using either cable Media or

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wireless media so this is what we mean

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by a network now the internet simply as

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we said is a Global Network of networks

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networks that are either private public

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academic of business or government

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actually there are millions of

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interconnected networks out there and

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that what makes the internet a Global

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Network all what we have here is a

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Global Network namely just

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interconnected computers via cables or

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wireless media using the global TCP IP s

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of protocols to take advantage of this

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huge Network and make use of it many

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internet services has been created and

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engineered such as mobile apps

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electronic mail file sharing the

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worldwide web online games internet

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telephony Etc so all these services are

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built on top of the internet thus they

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are a part of it for now this is all

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what you have to know about the internet

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unless you want to dig into the

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networking world and of course I'll

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cover more things in the next videos

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let's see then what is the worldwide web

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or simply the web the worldwide web is

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probably the most commonly used service

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on the internet allowing people to

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search get and share the data therefore

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it's the most influential application in

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this world to be more specific the web

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is a sort of virtual system that

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interconnect resources on the internet

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such as documents images videos and many

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other resources via hyperlinks and

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referen it with Uris uniform resource

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identifiers we use web browsers such as

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Chrome Internet Explorer Firefox Safari

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and other similar programs to have

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access to web resources usually those

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resources are presented in web pages

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sometimes in structured interrelated

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group of web pages called websites web

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pages are created using HTML for

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structuring the page CSS to sell it

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usually to give it a nice look and we

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use script and languages to add

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interactivity to the web page and make

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it more user friendly we still have a

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lot to cover but in this video we just

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try to differentiate the internet from

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the web so to sum up we've seen that the

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internet is a Global Network ofet

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networks and that the network is a group

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of interconnected computer systems we

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have also seen that we make use of the

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Internet by building on top of its

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services such as the worldwide web file

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sharing emailing Etc also the web is a

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system of interconnected resources

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resources that are presented in the web

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using web pages or websites to access

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these web pages or websites we use web

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browsers I hope you found this video

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useful and that you've learned something

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from it and yeah don't forget to

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subscribe tell the next video stay tuned

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