<prompt> Latela tsoelopele ea Marang-rangnan  <response>: Instruction in English: Trace the evolution of the Internet . Response in English: The Internet as we know it today, evolved from the early developments in computer networking that can be traced back to the early 1960s.One of the earliest efforts in computer networking was the United States Department of Defenses ARPANET Advanced Research Projects Agency Network project that was initiated in 1969. ARPANET was originally designed to connect computers at research institutions and universities, enabling researchers to share data and communicate more easily.In the 1970s, computer scientists Vint Cerf and Bob Kahn developed a protocol called TCPIP Transmission Control ProtocolInternet Protocol for communication over the ARPANET. This protocol allowed different types of networks to be interconnected to form an internet or inter-network. TCPIP remains the foundation of the modern Internet.As more academic institutions and, later, commercial organizations connected to the Internet, it began to grow rapidly. By the mid-1990s, the World Wide Web WWW was developed, a system of hypertext documents that could be accessed through web browsers using HTTP Hypertext Transfer Protocol. This made the Internet more accessible to the general public, and its use began to spread rapidly.In the early 2000s, the emergence of high-speed broadband connections and Wi-Fi technology made it easier for households to connect to the Internet. The invention of smartphones, other mobile devices, and advancements of mobile Internet technology led to the growth of mobile Internet access.The Internet continues to evolve, with advances in technology bringing new services and capabilities. Today, it is a global network that connects billions of people and devices, enabling instant communication, access to information, and online services. . Response in Sesotho: Marang-rang joalo ka ha re e tseba kajeno, e bile teng ho tloha tsoelopeleng ea pele ea marang-rang a likhomphutha tse ka salang morao ho tloha mathoasong a lilemo tsa bo-1960. E ngoe ea boiteko ba pele ba ho hokahanya likhomphieutha ke morero oa ARPANET Advanced Research Projects Agency Network oa Lefapha la Tšireletso la United States o qalileng ka 1969. ARPANET e ne e etselitsoe ho hokahanya likhomphieutha litsing tsa lipatlisiso le liunivesithing, e leng ho nolofalletsang bafuputsi ho arolelana lintlha le ho buisana. ha bonolo haholoanyane. Lilemong tsa bo-1970, bo-rasaense ba khomphieutha Vint Cerf le Bob Kahn ba ile ba theha protocol e bitsoang TCPIP Transmission Control ProtocolInternet Protocol bakeng sa puisano holima ARPANET. Protocol ena e lumelletse mefuta e fapaneng ea marang-rang ho hokahana ho theha inthaneteng kapa marang-rang. TCPIP e ntse e le motheo oa Marang-rang a sejoale-joale. Ha litsi tse ngata tsa thuto le, hamorao, mekhatlo ea khoebo e hokahaneng le Marang-rang, e ile ea qala ho hola ka potlako. Bohareng ba lilemo tsa bo-1990, World Wide Web WWW e ile ea hlahisoa, mokhoa oa litokomane tsa hypertext tse neng li ka fumanoa ka li-browser tsa marang-rang tse sebelisang HTTP Hypertext Transfer Protocol. Sena se ile sa etsa hore Inthanete e be bonolo ho batho bohle, me tšebeliso ea eona e ile ea qala ho ata ka potlako. Mathoasong a lilemo tsa bo-2000, ho hlaha ha likhokahano tsa marang-rang tsa lebelo le phahameng le theknoloji ea Wi-Fi ho nolofalelitse malapa ho hokela Marang-rang. Ho qaptjoa ha li-smartphone, lisebelisoa tse ling tsa thelefono, le tsoelo-pele ea thekenoloji ea Inthanete ea thelefono li entse hore ho be le khōlo ea ho kena Inthaneteng. Marang-rang a ntse a tsoela pele ho fetoha, ka tsoelo-pele ea theknoloji e tlisang litšebeletso tse ncha le bokhoni. Kajeno, ke marang-rang a lefatse a hokahanyang batho ba limilione tse likete le lisebelisoa, e nolofalletsang puisano hang-hang, ho fumana boitsebiso le litšebeletso tsa inthanete. 