Any type of computer network not connected by cables of any kind.

Any type of computer network not connected by cables of any kind.

• A. Wired Network
• B. Wireless Network
• C. Local Area Network
• D. Intranet

Answer: (B)

Networks without cables rely on wireless technology to connect devices, using radio waves or other non-physical media. This lets devices communicate without tying them together with wires, which is exactly what a wireless network is. The other terms describe networks in different ways: a wired network uses cables; a Local Area Network describes a small geographic scope and can be either wired or wireless; an intranet is a private internal network that also can be wired or wireless. So the description of no cables points to a wireless network.

Networks without cables rely on wireless technology to connect devices, using radio waves or other non-physical media. This lets devices communicate without tying them together with wires, which is exactly what a wireless network is. The other terms describe networks in different ways: a wired network uses cables; a Local Area Network describes a small geographic scope and can be either wired or wireless; an intranet is a private internal network that also can be wired or wireless. So the description of no cables points to a wireless network.