In this video.
Let's explain how the Internet works in layman's understanding.
Well, in the previous video, we spoke about how it works technically by using some technical terms.
So let's see how we are going to explain those concepts using layman's understanding.
So let's see how it's going to work.
Well, the Internet is a big network of computers that talk to each other.
So imagine it's like a big city with rows and cars.
The rows are the cables and routers that connect all the computers together.
And the cars are the messages that travel on the roads.
So when you want to see a website, like a picture of a cat, you use a computer to send a message to
the website computer.
The mystic says, Can I please see the picture of the card?
The website computer says sure and sends the picture back to your computer.
Your computer knows the picture on your screen, so you can see it as well.
The Internet is a big place, so the message has to go through a lot of different rules to go to the
website computer or the read target, just like how you have to go through different roads to get to
your grandma's house or to your girlfriend's house or to your boyfriend's house or to your mom's house.
So to make it easier to find websites, we use something called you URL, and that is uniform resource
locator, which is like an address for the website.
So it's like a street address for grandma's house or your boyfriend's house or your girlfriend's house.
So when you type the URL into your computer, it sends a message to the right website computer also
to keep our information safe and secured.
The Internet use something like HTTPS, and that is hypertext transfer protocol secure.
All right.
So as we move on the flow, we collect you when you go through by building your own application and
deploy it and see how it works.
All right.
So let's continue in the next video, guys.