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The '''World Wide Web''' (often referred to as the '''WWW''' or '''Web''' for short) is an extremely large [[hypertext]] system which is the most-popular [[application]] on the [[Internet]] (to the point that to many ordinary people, the two are synonyms). It consists of a large number of [[server]]s, which provide the content, along with the [[user]] applications, called '[[browser]]s', which retrieve and display the content, usually on a [[personal computer]] of some sort.

The content is divided into 'static' content (which is stored in its final form, ready to be passed out to whoever asks for it), and 'dynamic', which is prepared in response to a user's request.

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		+	* Matthew Lee, Andrew Montgomery, Steven Shapiro, Veeral Shah, Qian Wang, [http://web.mit.edu/6.933/www/Fall2000/6933group5.pdf The World Wide Web as an Engineering Paradigm], 2000 - archived [https://web.archive.org/web/20060916033908/http://web.mit.edu/6.933/www/Fall2000/6933group5.pdf here]

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-The '''World Wide Web''' (often referred to as the '''WWW''' or '''Web''' for short) is an extremely large [[hypertext]] system which is the most-popular [[application]] on the [[Internet]] (to the point that to many ordinary people, the two are synonyms). It consists of a large number of [[server]]s, which provide the content, along with the [[client]] [[user]] applications, called '[[browser]]s', which retrieve and display the content, usually on a [[personal computer]] of some sort.
+The '''World Wide Web''' (often referred to as the '''WWW''' or '''Web''' for short) is an extremely large [[hypertext]] system which is the most-popular [[application]] on the [[Internet]] (to the point that to many ordinary people, the two are synonyms).
 The content is divided into 'static' content (which is stored in its final form, ready to be passed out to whoever asks for it), and 'dynamic', which is prepared in response to a user's request.
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