Which term refers to an information space linked through public resources?

The Web refers to an information space that is interconnected through public resources, primarily the World Wide Web. It serves as a vast network where websites, applications, and online services can be accessed by users worldwide using browsers. The Web utilizes standard protocols and is indexed by search engines, making its content readily discoverable and accessible to the general public.

In the context of the choices provided, the Internet of Things encompasses a network of connected devices that communicate with each other, but it is more about the devices and their interactions rather than the information space itself. The Deep Web consists of parts of the web not indexed by standard search engines, including databases and private content, which limits its accessibility. The Dark Web is a portion of the Deep Web that is intentionally hidden and inaccessible through standard browsers, often associated with illegal activities and requiring specific software to access.