what is difference between internet and Internet?
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Answer / zeba
Internet refers to world wide web while internet(small
i)refers to the connection between networks..
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Answer / onkar tiwari
An inernet(lower case) is two or more networs that can communicate with each other.
An Internet(upper case) is a collaboration of more than hundreds of thousands interconnected networks.
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Answer / yogeshwaran
Internet = WWW(World wide web), a nown which mentions the
global web is Internet.
internet = a verb which mentions that, connecting two or
more systems.
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Answer / pintu28apb
When two or more TCP/IP networks are connected together ,we
call it as internet,popularly known as intranet.But Internet
is the supernetwork of all networks.
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Internet is global network using which you browse check
Gmail. The real Inter connected web.
internet is the connecting two or more computers through LAN
etc to form a communication network
An Internet is an internet but an internet is not an Internet.
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Answer / vishnu sharath
intranet is the connection between two or more systems in a particular area and internet is the connection of all the networks around the world..
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Answer / jyoti shukla
i agree with the 4th answer given above.............
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Answer / rahul
internet and Internet are two different keywords.
say int internet and int internet are different.
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Answer / sourisengupta
There is no difference between those. I think the question should be rephrase like,
"what is the difference between Intranet and Internet?"
Is that you wanna ask?
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