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What is the difference between a website,webpage and web browser?

Website:
                A collection of web pages.for example,Flipkart,Amazon.com are websites.They contain many webpages.

Webpage:
                 Webpages are written in html.They can either be static or dynamic.Static means they show the same content whenever you visit.for example,college webpages remain static.Dynamic means the content gets changed day-by-day.for example,Amazon webpage(front page) change dynamically based on some offers.

Web Browser:
                         Web browser is a place where you try to access and view the websites.
for example,Google chrome,Firefox,IE are Web browsers.
                        

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