Function of internet (today)

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Functions of the Internet Internet allows people on one computer to send messages to people on another computer. It helps in transferring files from one computer to the another. It is the easiest and the most economical way of communicating with the people sitting at the different corners of the world in real time. It is known as chatting. It helps in doing shopping while sitting at our home.[©:/KESHAV SINGH :®/]

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