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This document provides definitions and explanations of key Internet-related concepts such as what the Internet is, how it works, domains, URLs, web browsers, web pages, websites, and how to search the web. It also discusses registering for websites, privacy online, and resources for staying safe online.

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A computer uses programs to perform operations by following instructions. Programs are composed of procedures and functions that carry out specific tasks. Files store documents and other data on the computer's storage devices like the hard disk. Users can create, copy, paste and save files. Folders are used to organize files on the desktop screen and storage devices. Keyboard shortcuts provide quick access to common computer functions instead of using menus.

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