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In the past, networking was often associated with interacting with other individuals to develop contacts, usually to build rapport and further their career. The groundwork put forth during that period was time consuming and tiresome. Telephone, written mail, or conducting a face-to-face meeting prevailed as their main method of communication. Fast forward to today, the click of a mouse button sends out e-mails to a handful of individuals or connects video conferencing calls between people across the globe. The term networking evolved and took on new meaning through the advancement in technology.
The world has changed with the way technologies in computers and communications have developed over the years. Interconnecting individuals throughout the country, let alone the world, is a proven necessity in today’s world. The invention of the internet has come to be known as one of the most prevalent methods of communication in modern day. The internet itself is simply a large network of computers connected together via some type of connection communicating back and forth. While many individuals are exposed to the internet on a daily basis, those individuals may not know the complex process that the information goes though.
Enormous amounts of ones and zeroes are processed and translated daily throughout the internet. The basis of how we communicate with a computer includes inputs turned into these bits, processing these bits, and producing an output. Fortunately, when it comes to machine language, these very bits stay the same and the rules that are in place help to translate any spoken language in order to communicate throughout the internet. While many languages may vary throughout the world, speaking and writing to communicate with one another requires certain rules so the conversation is understood from both parties.
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