What is domain extension

[ninadordev]

hello friends,


What is domain extension...???

[sinelogixtech]

Domain extensions, also known as Top Level Domains or TLDs, are the suffixes or the last part of a domain name - the letters that come after the dot to the right of any domain name. For example, most URL addresses end with .com - this is an example of a domain extension or TLD.

[RH-Calvin]

Domain extension is the notation at the end of a web address that specifies an Internet category or a country code. An example of a domain extension which is an Internet category is .com for commercial, .org for organization, .gov for government, .edu for all educational institutions, .mil for military or .net for a network. An example of a domain extension which is a country code is .us, .uk or .de.

[Amanda123]

Domain extensions are the last part of the domain name. The letters that come after the dot, to the right of any domain name is called domain extention.

[sravani24]

Domain extension is the notation at the end of a web address that specifies an Internet category or a country code. An example of a domain extension which is an Internet category is .com for commercial, .org for organization, .gov for government, .edu for all educational institutions, .mil for military or .net for a network. An example of a domain extension which is a country code is .us, .uk or .de.

I agree with your point based on your website you has to choose your extensions.

[davidweb09]

domain extensions are .com, .net, .org used to browse the website.

[Dam Ponting]

domain extension. ... An archetype of a area addendum which is an Internet class is .com for commercial, .org for organization, .gov for government, .edu for all educational institutions, .mil for aggressive or .net for a network. An archetype of a area addendum which is a country cipher is .us, .uk or .de.

[praveenitech1]

Domain extensions, also known as Top Level Domains or TLDs, are the suffixes or the last part of a domain name - the letters that come after the dot to the right of any domain name. For example, most URL addresses end with .com - this is an example of a domain extension or TLD.