What is the full form of URL?

URL Stands for "Uniform Resource Locator"

URL represents Uniform Resource Locator. It is the location of an asset, which can be a particular site page or a document, on the web. It is otherwise called a web address when it is utilized with HTTP. It was made in 1994 by Tim Berners-Lee. URL is a particular character string that is utilized to get information from the World Wide Web. It is a kind of URI (Uniform Resource Identifier).

Each URL contains the accompanying data:

• The plan name or convention.
• A colon, two slices.
• A host ordinarily called a space name yet once in a while as a strict IP address.
• A colon followed by a port number.
• Full way of the asset.

The URL of a site page is shown above on the page in the location bar. A run of the mill URL resembles this:

• http://www.tutorialslink.com/full-structure
• The above URL contains:
• convention: HTTP
• host or area: www.tutorialslink.com

Way of the asset:/full-structure

A URL can be entered physically by composing it in the location bar of your internet browser. On the off chance that the URL doesn't contain a substantial worker, a program may show a "Worker not discovered" mistake and if the way in the URL is mistaken, the program may show a "404 blunder". A URL doesn't contain spaces and uses forward cuts to speak to various indexes. Thus, runs and underscores are utilized to separate the expressions of a web address. URL full structure

What is URI?

URI represents the Uniform Resource Identifier. It is a nonexclusive term for all the names and addresses which show objects on the World Wide Web. It is for the most part an arrangement of characters that recognizes a coherent asset or the name and area of a document or asset in a uniform configuration.

A URI can be of two sorts: Uniform Resource Locator (URL) and Uniform Resource Names (URNs). It empowers assets to be gotten to by different PCs across an organization or over the World Wide Web.