Ch. 14 Internet and the WWW

5. Occurs when a user is retrieving a document from the server to the computer.
6. User at one computer sending a document to a server.
10. Short programming script that allows user to create customized functions within the Office suite.
12. Makes use of packet switching to transfer information and is available to the general public.
13. How closely elements are placed to each other.
14. Company or organization that provides access to the Internet.
16. Process of checking the code to ensure it contains no errors of syntax or usage.
18. Internal programming language created by Microsoft.
19. When an element occurs more than once.
22. Provides formatting information for a web page.
23. Device that delivers the data channel for Internet transmissions.
24. Address that points to a specific document or other resource on a computer network.
26. Object-oriented programming language most often used in web development.

1. Defines the relationship between words in the search string.
2. Science concerned with designing and arranging things people use so that they can interact with them both efficiently and safely.
3. Degree of difference between elements in a design.
4. Small file fragments on which the routing mechanism is based.
7. Area of study to discuss and remedy excessive use of screen time and online and smartphone addictions.
8. Helper file that extends the capability of a software application.
9. Language designed to store and transport data.
11. Computer program that retrieves hypertext documents via the HPPT protocol and displays them on the computer monitor.
15. Software program that identifies the best matches for the search request.
17. Placing elements in relation to key points in other elements.
20. Code enclosed in chevrons that tells the browser how to format or display the content
21. Language used to create documents that tell browsers how to assemble text, images, and other content to display.
25. Describes how computer users communicate with the computer.