Intro to Computing - How the Internet WorksA browser sends a request to a server but the page never loads. Which of these could be the problem?AThe user typed the address in uppercase lettersBThe browser sent the wrong page addressCThe browser is using HTTP instead of HTTPSDThe server is offline or unreachableCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Analyze possible causes for no page loadIf the server is offline or unreachable, the browser cannot get any response.Step 2: Evaluate other optionsWrong address usually returns error, HTTP vs HTTPS usually still connects, uppercase letters do not prevent loading.Final Answer:The server is offline or unreachable -> Option DQuick Check:No response = server offline/unreachable [OK]Quick Trick: No page load often means server unreachable [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking uppercase letters break addressConfusing HTTP and HTTPS connection issuesAssuming wrong address causes no load instead of error
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