webcíme

Webcíme is a term that refers to a web address or URL (Uniform Resource Locator). It is the unique identifier assigned to a resource on the internet, such as a web page, image, or video. A webcíme is typically composed of several parts, including a protocol (like http or https), a domain name (like example.com), and a path to the specific resource (like /index.html). When a user enters a webcíme into their browser, the browser uses this address to locate and retrieve the requested content from a web server.

The domain name within a webcíme is a human-readable alias for a numerical IP address, which is how computers identify each other on networks. This translation is handled by the Domain Name System (DNS). The protocol specifies how data should be transferred between the browser and the server. Different protocols exist for different types of web resources and functionalities. The path indicates the precise location of the file or resource within the server's file system. Understanding the structure of a webcíme is fundamental to navigating and interacting with the World Wide Web.