A URL, or Uniform Resource Locator, is the address of an Internet website or webpage. Think of a URL as a street address for the location of information on the Internet. For instance, a complete URL like http://coolexample.com/music, points you to the music page of the coolexample.com website.
Take a look at the anatomy of this URL to better understand how they direct online users to specific information: http://testexample.com/music/popular.html
http:// = protocol
testexample = domain name
.com =TLD
/music/popular.html = path
/music/ = directory
/popular.html = file name
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