page2

Page2, often written as page2, is a generic identifier used in computing to denote the second page in a sequence of pages. It does not refer to a specific product or standard, but to a position within a paginated or multi-page structure. In web development, page2 commonly appears in pagination controls or as a route parameter. A URL may use a query string such as ?page=2 or a path segment such as /page/2 to indicate the second page of results.

In content presentation, page2 is the second page of a document or article that has been split into multiple pages. The content on page2 follows page1 and typically precedes page3; the exact item range depends on the page size and the data set.

In code and user interface design, page2 can be used as an identifier for a specific page object, component, or view in a multi-page form or a wizard. Some applications generate pages dynamically and render the corresponding component when navigation to page2 occurs.

In data formats or templates, page2 may exist as a named section, key, or placeholder within a file or configuration that describes the second page of a sequence. The precise meaning of page2 varies with context, making it a flexible but context-dependent label.

See also: pagination, page 1, page 3, routing in web applications, and multi-page forms.