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What is the difference between domain and URL?

 

What is the difference between domain and URL?

 

Domain and URL (Uniform Resource Locator) are different concepts and represent different components of internet addresses.

 

  1. Domain: A domain represents the name of a website on the internet. The domain name of a website is usually in a format such as "example.com". The domain is an easily remembered and accessible name of the website. For example, "google.com", "facebook.com", etc.

 

  1. URL (Uniform Resource Locator): A URL specifies the full address of a web resource. The URL includes the domain name of the website and the path to a specific page or file. For example, a URL such as "https://www.example.com/index.html" specifies a web page with the domain name"www.example.com" and the file path "/index.html". The URL provides the full address to access a website.

 

In short, the domain represents the name of a website, while the URL specifies the full address of a web resource and usually includes a domain and a page or file path.

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