URL

A Uniform Resource Locator or URL is the common address system computers use to link to each other on the world wide web. It is a highly scalable, simple system that allows for plenty of flexibility. Anatomy: This is the order in which a computer or server processes a URL: 1) http:// - This tells the computer that a web page is being opened 2) .com - The Top Level Domain (TLD) server is asked if it knows about the domain name (leveltendesign) 3) leveltendesign - The domain name. It is a unique alphanumeric address. It is asked if it knows about the subdomain (www) 4) www. - This is the subdomain. This is most commonly www for a web site. This is the specific [[web server]] on the computer hosting the domain name. 5) /wiki/index.php - This is the file on the web server being accessed 6) ?title=URL - After the question mark is a query string of values that change the output of dynamic files