Question

which portion of URL below records the directory or folder of desired resource:http://www.some store .com/firstfloor/shoes.htma. httpb. first floorc. shoes.htmd. www.some store.com

Answer 1

First floor stores the directory of folders because it contains all the filders.

Answer 2

Answer:

Explanation:

• URLs are associated with webpages and other web resources.
• In 1995, Tim Berners-Lee, the father of the World Wide Web, defined and implemented a scheme for addressing each resource on the WWW or Internet. Such a scheme was extremely important because WWW contained millions of items (like images, web pages, files, etc.), and each needed to be uniquely identified for the Internet to work smoothly. Barnes-Lee called these addresses Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) — a name that was later changed to URL.
• A URL never contains any space.
• Mostly a URL is in lowercase — although the letter case does not matter in URL or email address.
• Most of the URLs begin with HTTP://

Structure of a URL

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YR12Z8f1Dh8&feature=relmfu

Basic Components of a URL

Protocol

• Every URL starts with the name of the language (geeks call it protocol) using which your computer and the server of this song should communicate. In our case study, the language is Hypertext Transfer Protocol or HTTP. Also, there are other purpose-specific protocols available — so at places, you might also see FTP and HTTPS
• The protocol is followed by the:// characters.

World Wide Web

After protocol comes to the famous www — in some URLs, you will not find it but we will not go into those details. www simply means that the resource you seek by this URL resides in the www subdomain of your domain name (more explanation is given below).

URL Components and Structure

Domain name / Resource Owner

• Then the name of the resource owner (i.e. domain name) comes; which is youtube in this case.

Domain extension

• Owner’s name is followed by the type of category in which the owner domain is registered. .com means that the website which is making this resource available to you is commercial. There are a lot of other types of categories as well.
• For example, .org for an organizational website, .edu for educational institutions, .gov for government websites, .mil for military websites, and .in says that the website has a connection with India.
• There are scores of such domain extensions.

Sub-domains

• Subdomain is just like a subdirectory. It is part of the domain and is identified by a unique and separate URL. For example, if we want to have two subdirectories inside a domain example.com then we can create them like:
• science.example.com (in directory notation it is equivalent of com/example/science)
• and
• history.example.com (in directory notation it is equivalent to com/example/history)

Resource Name

• Then comes the name of the resource that is seeking from the website. In our case study, the watch is the webpage that is seeking.
• “watch” is a webpage that is residing on a website called youtube in a domain .com on the Internet.

Question Mark

• A question mark “?” signals the entire domain name's end and the parameter list's beginning. Some web pages expect certain parameters to be passed on to them. This is necessary for the page to function properly.

• HTTP stands as a standard protocol
• WWW stands for subdomain
• Some store. Com stands for the domain and domain suffix
• First floor stands for the directories
• Shoes.com stands for the web page.

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