°Earlier US Gov. Created a program that is "ARPA" (Advanced Research Projects Agency).
°ARPA developed to "ARPANET" for communicate to each other accross the ARPA's centers.
°They were 4 ARPA's center-
•MIT •Standford •UCLA •Utah
°They were using protocol (TCP/IP) for communicate.
°Afterwards, more & more computers also centers were added and still using protocal (TCP/IP) for communicate.
°Many people wanted to share the research project & stuff, which was not really working in this domain.
Actually things happend is that the I wanna send the research project Documentation from "Mit" to "Standford" and in the document there was some sort of other document which is interlinked with hyperlink. This was ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/89514486/153749741-da2ed24b-f28a-4310-b1fa-cfe76e9bf97a.png) the things was we missed in it, we are not able to access the other some documentation, which is in hyperlink.
Then Here comes "WWW".
°World Wide Web developed by Tim Berners-Lee.
°The World Wide Web is an information space/System, Where Documents and other web resources are identified by "URLs", interlinked by hyperlinks and can be accessed Via the INERNET.
:-Protocols are basically rules that's are defined by "INTERNET SOCIETY".
Example:- (Different types of data i am trying to send over the Internet,
So different types of rule will be required. They might be some rules set by someone.
If you sending a secure file, the Internet should make sure that the 100% of data that you have sent will be delivered.)
These rules are setup by Internet society People, How a particular data is being send, is known as protocols.
Examples of Protocols:- TCP/IP , UDP, e.t.c.
:- The idea is it will ensure that the data will reach it's destination and it will not be corrupted on the ways.
:- When you do not care about 100% of data is reaching or not whom ever want to send the data.
For example- Video Conferencing.
:- This the used by Web browser. It defined the format of the data is being transfer between Client and Servers.