W3C (The world wide web consortium) is where many people work together to make "web standards". They are to help make the web into what it can fully be. It helps the web grow.
B) Where is W3C located?
The W3C is international and there is not just one specific place where this is held but there are 3 institutions. (Cambridge, France, Japan)
C) How is W3C funded?
They are funded from W3C members, Research grants and other sources of private and public funding, individual donations of money and equipment.
D) What is the difference between www and W3C
B) Where is W3C located?
The W3C is international and there is not just one specific place where this is held but there are 3 institutions. (Cambridge, France, Japan)
C) How is W3C funded?
They are funded from W3C members, Research grants and other sources of private and public funding, individual donations of money and equipment.
D) What is the difference between www and W3C
WWW (internet) is when multiple computers are connected with wires and they can all send bits of packages which hold information.
E) What does it mean that Tim Berners-Lee invented the Web?
He held a proposal and in the web, he wrote the first web browser. then a server and finally a web page. "He wrote the first specifications for URL, HTTP and HTML"
F) What is the difference between open source and an open standard?
He held a proposal and in the web, he wrote the first web browser. then a server and finally a web page. "He wrote the first specifications for URL, HTTP and HTML"
F) What is the difference between open source and an open standard?
An open source is the software, An open standard is documents.
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