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# Test Yourself: Answers
# Test Yourself: Answers

This is the file you'll use to add your answers to the [Test Yourself exercise](http://www.vikingcodeschool.com/web-development-basics/getting-comfortable-with-git-and-the-command-line). You will add them via pull request.

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Picoseconds later (a lot of them) later the input is received by a usb or other peripheral device port
Nanoseconds later (a pile of them) a short string of integers is sent and interpreted by the CPU of device used as a "click".
Milliseconds later (a group of them) a command is sent to open up an http handshake
Microseconds late (a few of them) the handshake is confirmed and search query data is exchanged
Microseconds later (a few of them) the handshake is confirmed and search query data is exchanged
Centiseconds later (a handful of them) the data is processed and the return data is exchanged
Decaseconds later (two point five of them, in this case) your search is returned to your screen.

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Define the following:

### The Web

Short for the World Wide Web, is a system of internet servers that support specially formatted documents. The documents are formattedin a markup language called HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language) that supports links to other documents, as well as graphics, audio, and video files.
*Contributed by [Galen Killoran](http://github.com/gkillshovelhead)

#### URL( Uniform Resource Locator)

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