12 IP - Weekly Plan - 01 Aug 2022 to 06 Aug 2022

 01 Aug 2022

1. VoIP
2. Introduction to Web Browser
3. Commonly Used Web Browsers

 02 Aug 2022

1. Browser Setting

03 Aug 2022

1. Browser Add-Ons and Plug -ins

04 Aug 2022

    Cookies, Introduction to Website

05 Aug 2022

   Difference between Website and Webpage, History of HTML

08 Aug 2022

    Heading, Center, br, img tags

10 Aug 2022

  Difference between Static and Dynamic Website, Web Server, Hosting

Class 12 IP - 20 July 2022 Test 1 Result

 12 IP Test Result

ROLL NO	Marks out of 20
1	13.5
2	9.5
3	14
4	15
5	12.5
6	11
7	14.5
8	7
10	14
13	11
15	13.5
19	9
20	12.5
21	11.5
22	18
23	9
24	10.5
27	14.5
32	8.5
36	14.5
37	10
38	9.5
41	16
42	13
46	12.5
47	16
51	13
54	11.5
55	15
56	10
60	15
61	A
68	A
70	A
71	10.5
72	A
73	A

INODE

 Inode:

1. An inode is an index node.

2. An Inode number is a uniquely existing number for all the files in Linux and unix like systems.

3. When a file is created on a system, a file name and Inode number is assigned to it.

4. Inode doesn't contain the file name. Reason for this is to maintain hard-links for the files.

Inode Contents

An Inode is a data structure containing metadata about the files.

Following contents are stored in the Inode from a file:

• User ID of file
• Group ID of file
• Device ID
• File size
• Date of creation
• Permission
• Owner of the file
• File protection flag
• Link counter to determine number of hard links

Note: The Inode doesn't contain file content, instead it has a pointer to that data.

Web Hosting - Class 12 CS, IP

Web Server and Types of Web Server - Class 12 CS, IP

Static and Dynamic Web Page - Class 12 CS, IP

Difference Between Website and Webpage - Class 12 CS, IP