Basic Computer Notions Beyond HTML

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Web services

A Web service is a service made available by one computer programme and designed to be used by another computer programme, rather than directly by a human.

The ‘loosely coupled’ programme-to-programme communication uses layers of standards in order to specify the meaning of shared information:


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