What's a URL
URL stands for Uniform Resource Locator. A URL is an Internet web address that connects your computer to an image, file, page, or program on the Internet. The URL contains specific protocol information (a standard procedure for regulating data transmission between computers) needed by the browser to read the item it is seeking.
Capitalisation, punctuation, spelling, and spacing are all very important. The computer can not guess at your intent like a human postal carrier.
Just like dialing a wrong number, a single error in the URL will misdirect your browser and cause a 'File not Found' error.
Can you describe the following components in a URL?
.edu
.gov
.mil
.org
.net
.html
.jpg
.pdf
.doc
.mp3
What's the difference?
URL stands for Uniform Resource Locator. A URL is an Internet web address that connects your computer to an image, file, page, or program on the Internet. The URL contains specific protocol information (a standard procedure for regulating data transmission between computers) needed by the browser to read the item it is seeking.
Capitalisation, punctuation, spelling, and spacing are all very important. The computer can not guess at your intent like a human postal carrier.
Just like dialing a wrong number, a single error in the URL will misdirect your browser and cause a 'File not Found' error.
Can you describe the following components in a URL?
.edu
.gov
.mil
.org
.net
.html
.jpg
.doc
.mp3
What's the difference?
www.google.co.uk www.yahoo.it www.traveldreams.es www.newtown.au
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