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nonURLreserved is a term that refers to certain characters and sequences that are intentionally not used in Uniform Resource Locators (URLs) to avoid ambiguity or conflicts with the standard URL syntax. These reserved characters have specific meanings within the URL structure, such as delimiters or indicators of different URL components.
For example, characters like '/', '?', '=', '&', and '#' are reserved because they separate parts of the URL or signify
The purpose of reserving certain characters is to ensure that URLs are consistently parsed and understood