INTERP/80
Okay kiddo, let me explain what interp/80 means. So you know that people communicate with each other by talking or writing, right? But sometimes, different computers or devices may have different ways of talking or writing. And that can create a problem when they need to exchange information with each other.
That's where something called interp/80 comes in. It's a fancy term that refers to a way of translating or interpreting computer languages so that different devices can understand each other. The "80" part of it refers to a specific set of rules or standards that computers follow when they talk to each other using a language called TCP/IP.
So basically, interp/80 is like a special language translator that makes sure different computers can understand each other when they talk using TCP/IP. It helps make the internet work by allowing devices from all over the world to communicate with each other. Pretty cool, huh?
That's where something called interp/80 comes in. It's a fancy term that refers to a way of translating or interpreting computer languages so that different devices can understand each other. The "80" part of it refers to a specific set of rules or standards that computers follow when they talk to each other using a language called TCP/IP.
So basically, interp/80 is like a special language translator that makes sure different computers can understand each other when they talk using TCP/IP. It helps make the internet work by allowing devices from all over the world to communicate with each other. Pretty cool, huh?