What's the difference between a URL and a link?

First Of all it is very good to know the basic differences if we know that it will be very helpful.

URL Means Uniform Resource Locator

The main difference between link and URL is that link takes the user from one address to a different , while URL is that the address denoted by the link. Links don't follow any protocol, while URLs follow protocols, like HTTP, FTP, etc. Links don't have a particular syntax, while URLs do.

I hope this will clear your query regarding the differences between URL and a Link.

1. Uniform Site Locator (URL): A URL is an abbreviation for Uniform Resource Locator, and it defines the unique address for each resource on the internet. Simply said, they are the method through which the network or internet is accessible.
2. LINK: A link is an element in the form of an electronic document that points to another location inside the same or other document. It is an abbreviation for Hyperlink. Simply clicking or tapping it allows you to go to a new place, which is referred to as a URL.

URLs point to absolute paths to a resource. Hyperlinks, on the other hand, use text or other symbols which can be changed while still pointing to the same URL.