You could also say that the URL is that part of the URI that never changes, right?
Example: example.com/Project/users/1 example.com/Project/posts
In this case, the URL is “www.example.com/Project”.
Correct me if I’m wrong!
By the way, nice article!
They are both URIs but not URLs, because you do not know where to find them. To be a locator I think you need to specify where I can find it, in this case it should have a protocol.
You could also say that the URL is that part of the URI that never changes, right?
Example:
example.com/Project/users/1
example.com/Project/posts
In this case, the URL is “www.example.com/Project”.
Correct me if I’m wrong!
By the way, nice article!
They are both URIs but not URLs, because you do not know where to find them. To be a locator I think you need to specify where I can find it, in this case it should have a protocol.
Hmm, that makes sense. So my affirmation would be valid if I added the protocol to both of them?