The system environment that an executing program sees at runtime. It is the format of an executable file, the operating-system specifics such as process address space, and hardware details such as the [..]

A technology created by Adobe Systems that allows complex formatted documents created on one computer system to be read and printed on other different systems with the original fonts, formatting and g [..]

What the programmer sees and uses when writing source code. It consists of the names of the library calls, and the number and types of arguments they take.

Simple text-code. ASCII is the universal 7-bit character set representing each of 128 characters including A-Z, a-z and 0-9. Unlike binary, ASCII text can be displayed on any computer on the Internet, [..]

A property that further defines an HTML tag. For example, in the TABLE tag "<TABLE WIDTH="100%" ALIGN=" center">" the optional attributes WIDTH and ALIGN specify ex [..]

Microsoft's compressed audio/video file format.

Any high-speed communications link connecting major ISPs together across the world. Large companies may also have a high-speed backbone connecting many network servers together.

Literally, binary files are files formatted as collections of 0's and 1's. Typically the term "binary file" means the file is formatted so that it can only be read properly by cert [..]

The range of transmission frequencies that a network can use. The greater the bandwidth, the greater the amount of data that that can travel on the network at one time.

A computer software program (residing on a client's computer system) capable of displaying an HTML document, and enabling navigation between linked pages. There are several browsers available, of [..]