Which of the following statements best describes the process of communication between computers and servers that enables people to interact with web pages on the internet?

Computers and servers exchange data through cables that allow for direct communication. Information is then transmitted through the cables to the user's Random Access Memory $($RAM$)$ chip which then displays the web page to the user.

Web pages are stored as HTML code on servers; a computer $($including mobile phones, tablets, laptops, and desktop$)$ requests a page from the server and a program called a browser interprets and displays the HTML code it receives.

Computers communicate with servers using a Uniform Resource Locator $($URL$)$ that retrieves the web page from The server and displays it to the user. When the user interacts with the web page, or changes pages, another URL is sent to retrieve the changes to the page.

Web pages are stored as HTML cookies on servers, and computers access and display the web page data by using the correct Internet Protocol $($IP$)$ address for the desired page. Each page, therefore, requires a unique IP address.