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uniform resource locator(URL) and URL Component


uniform resource locator:

 i) url stands for uniform resource locator
ii) a uniform resource locator in the address of resource on the internet
iii) a url indicate the location of a resource as well the protocol used to access it.
iv) a URL contain following information
a) the protocol  used to a access the resources
b) the location of the server
c) the port number of the server etc. 

URL Component

 

i) protocol: the protocol is the client/server program used to retrieve the document, many different protocol can retrieve the document. The most commonly use today HTTP.
ii) host : the host is the computer on which the information is located . although the name of the computer can be alias.
Iii) port; the url can optionally contain the port number of the server. If the port is included , it is inserted between host and path and it is separated from host by a colon
iv)path : path is the path name of the file where the information is located.

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