Anyone with some experience using the World Wide Web will be familiar with the term web page. The traditional user interface for websites involves the visitor navigating among a series of connected pages each containing text, images, and so forth, much like the pages of a magazine.
Generally, each web page is actually a separate file on the server. The collection of individual pages constituting a website is managed by a program called a web server.
Generally, each web page is actually a separate file on the server. The collection of individual pages constituting a website is managed by a program called a web server.
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