Description Of A Web Website

To some degree like universal telephone numbers, the domain name system serves to give each Internet server a paramount and simple to-spell address. At the same time, the domain names keep the truly technical IP address undetectable for most viewers.. Example: about.com, japantimes.co.jp, spain.info • How are they spelled? 1) Domain names are sorted out right to left, with general descriptors to one side(right), and particular descriptors to other side(left). 2) It is similar to family surnames to one side, particular individual names to one side. These descriptors are called "domains". 3) The "top level domains" (TLD, or parent domain) is to the most distant right of an domain name. Mid level domains (youngsters and grandchildren) are in the middle. The machine name, regularly "www", is to the far left. 4) Levels of domains are isolated by periods ("dots"). 5) Case 1 "About" is the mid-level domain, .com is the top level domain. 6) Case 2 "japantimes" is the littler mid-level domain. .co is the bigger mid-level domain. .jp is the top level domain. 7) Case 3 "spain" is the mid-level domain, .info is the top level domain. • Tech Trivia Note: 1) Most American servers utilize three-letter top level domains (Example ".com", ".edu"). Nations other than the USA ordinarily utilize two letters, or blends of two letters (Example ".au", ".ca", ".co.jp"). • A Domain Name is Not the Same as URL 1) To be in fact amend, a