When navigating to a website $($Web Browsing$)$, your computer sends a request to a server. If the server's IP address is not known, which system is responsible for "translating" the human-readable URL $($e.g.,
www.google.com$)$ into a machine-readable IP address?
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DNS stands for Domain Name System.
It converts a human-readable domain name like www.google.com into its corresponding IP address.
SMTP is used for sending emails.
HTTP is used for communication between web browser and web server.
SSD is a storage device.