URIsyntaksen
URIsyntaksen, which translates to "URI syntax," refers to the formal specification that defines how Uniform Resource Identifiers (URIs) are constructed and interpreted. URIs are a foundational concept in the World Wide Web, providing a standardized method for addressing resources such as web pages, files, and services. The syntax of a URI is governed by RFC 3986 and consists of several distinct components arranged in a specific order.
A typical URI follows the structure: scheme:authority/path?query#fragment. The scheme indicates the protocol or type of resource,
Encoding rules mandate that certain characters be percent-encoded if they appear in a URI but are either
URISyntaxen is essential for interoperability across web browsers, servers, and applications, enabling consistent resource identification and