I WONDER - What Is A URL?

The video tutorial explains URLs, which are unique web addresses used to access websites on the Internet. It breaks down the three main parts of a URL: the protocol identifier, the domain name, and the path. The protocol identifier, such as HTTP or HTTPS, indicates the method of data transfer. The domain name is the website's name, like learningmall.com. The path provides specific information after the domain name, allowing for more precise searches. An example URL is given to illustrate these components.

What is the primary function of a URL?

• To provide a unique address for websites

• To increase website speed

• To enhance website security

• To store website data

Which part of a URL specifies the protocol used?

• Path

• Protocol identifier

• Domain name

• Website name

What does HTTP stand for?

• Hyperlink Transfer Protocol

• Hypertext Transfer Protocol

• Hyperlink Text Protocol

• Hypertext Transmission Protocol

What is the role of the domain name in a URL?

• It identifies the website

• It provides a specific search path

• It specifies the protocol

• It enhances security

How does the path component of a URL function?

• It identifies the website

• It specifies the protocol

• It provides a more specific search

• It enhances website speed