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What is Website | What was the first website?

A location on the web server whose an individual or a company or any organization uploads its information is known as website. A website is a collection of one or more web pages which display information with the help of web browser. A website can be compared to a book which contains different chapters in the form of web pages.

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The first page of website is known as 'Home page'. The pages on a website are linked to one another and a person can navigate to any page by clicking on the links called 'Hyperlinks'.

Websites are hosted on the web server on rental basis by the 'Internet Service Provider'. In order to access them every website is provider with a unique name.
The website may be owned by individuals, agencies, companies, collages, universities, government bodies, etc. 

DO YOU KNOW ?

Tim Berners-Lee has created the first website. It's URL is http://info.cern.ch .
The first online website was launched in 1991.

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