Distinguish between a web address and email address with example
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A Web page has a unique address, which is called a URL (UNIFORM RESOURCE LOCATOR).
E-mail (short for electronic mail) is the transmission of messages and files via a computer network.
1.The simplest way to tell the difference is an email address always contains the ‘at sign’ (@), and a website address never does.
2.Email addresses should be written in lower case,
eg. [email protected]
Website include www. or http.// ,
eg. www.google.com
E-mail (short for electronic mail) is the transmission of messages and files via a computer network.
1.The simplest way to tell the difference is an email address always contains the ‘at sign’ (@), and a website address never does.
2.Email addresses should be written in lower case,
eg. [email protected]
Website include www. or http.// ,
eg. www.google.com
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A webpage is a single document on the internet with its own URL, however a website is a collection of numerous webpages with information on a similar topic or another subject linked together under the same domain address.
What is a Web Address?
- The web address includes information about the webpage's location.
- It is sometimes referred to as the URL (uniform resource locator).
- A web address, like a street address, organizes information about the location of a web page in a predictable fashion.
- For example, in https://brainly.in/, HTTPS is the scheme, www.brainly.in/ is the domain name, and the combination is known as the brainly website's web address.
What is a Email address?
- An email address is used to identify an email box where messages are delivered.
- While early communications systems employed a range of addressing formats, email addresses now adhere to a set of specified criteria established by the Internet Engineering Task Force in the 1980s and modified by RFC 5322 and 6854.
- An email address is often formatted as local-part@domain, for example, johndoe@[192.168.1.2], [email protected].
- There are two sorts of email service providers to select from: email clients and webmail.
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