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-a language similar to JavaScript but designed by
Microsoft. It allows greater interactivity on web pages.
- files which contain instructions for drawing lines or
curves and also say how these shapes should be filled. This approach
means vector graphics are smaller and faster than bitmap images like
GIFs and JPGs. They also maintain their quality when displayed or
printed at differing sizes.
- a piece of hardware inside your computer that makes the
display you see on your monitor (the screen). Video cards are also
sometimes referred to as graphics cards.
- linking up of two or more computers to allow users to see
and speak to each other in live or real time. It's the online
equivalent of people talking around a conference table.
- pieces of code that are designed to reproduce and damage
data or system performance. There are thousands of viruses and the
numbers keep growing!
- a language used to build a three dimensional space in
which the user can move around in a virtual reality world.
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