A uniform resource locator uniquely identifies a specific Web page by specifying the protocol being used to display the Web page, the Web server hosting the Web page, the name of any folders on the server in which the Web page file is stored, and finally, the Web page's filename if needed.

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Sarai Robles

Computers & Technology

2 September, 10:26

A uniform resource locator uniquely identifies a specific Web page by specifying the protocol being used to display the Web page, the Web server hosting the Web page, the name of any folders on the server in which the Web page file is stored, and finally, the Web page's filename if needed.

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Santino Strong · Answer 1

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Explanation:

A Uniform Resource allocator (URL) is an address that uniquely identifies a location on the Internet. A URL is the fundamental network identification for any resource connected to the web.

The URL is plays an important role in the web world.