​World Wide Web (WWW) can be best described as:​

Correct option is C

The World Wide Web (WWW) is not the same as the Internet, but rather a service that operates over the Internet. It is best described as a system of interlinked hypertext documents and multimedia content that users can access using web browsers via the Internet. While the Internet is the infrastructure (hardware and protocols), the WWW is a service built on top of it that allows browsing of websites and content.
Information Booster:
1. Definition of WWW: The World Wide Web is a collection of websites, web pages and online content linked together using hyperlinks and URLs, accessible via the Internet.
2. How WWW Works?
Users access WWW resources using web browsers like Chrome, Firefox, etc., which use protocols like HTTP/HTTPS to retrieve data from web servers.
3. Difference Between WWW and Internet:
o Internet: The physical network and infrastructure (wires, servers, routers).
o WWW: A software-based service using that infrastructure to deliver web pages.
4. Components of WWW:
o Web Servers
o Web Browsers
o Hypertext & Multimedia Content
o Protocols (HTTP)
Additional Knowledge:
• The option “an another name for the Internet” is a common misconception. The Internet is the medium; WWW is one of many services on it (like email, FTP, etc.).
• The option “a network of computers...” is a generic definition of the Internet, not specifically WWW.
• The option “a company’s private digital workspace” refers more to Intranet, not WWW.