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The Internet connects a global network of computers from "summary" of Code by Charles Petzold

The Internet is a vast and interconnected web of computers that spans the globe. When you sit down at your computer and open up a web browser, you are tapping into this global network. You can access websites hosted on servers halfway across the world, send emails to friends on different continents, and even video chat with family members on the other side of the planet. But how does this all work? How is it possible for you to connect with someone thousands of miles away with just the click of a button? The key lies in the underlying infrastructure of the Internet. At its core, the Internet is a network of networks, with each computer connected to multiple other computers. This intricate web of connections allows for data to be transmitted quickly and efficiently between different points on the network. When you type a web address into your browser and hit enter, your computer sends a request to a server that hosts the website. This request is broken down into small packets of dat...
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