webserver - What's the difference between a web server and a real(physical) server? -


so,i rookie web development , things servers keep disturbing me.according understanding,a web server application used interact browser.a physical server hardware,is equipment.i don't reallt see connections between these two.would right me understand web server application designed run on physical server?

it would. physical server computer. not sure else :)


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