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What are the parts of domain name system?

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Type your answer here... A domain name usually consists of two or more parts separated by dots. For example wikipedia.org.

the rightmost label convey the top level domain(for example, the address en.wikipedia.org has the top-level domain org).
Each level to left specifies a subdivision or subdomain of the domain above it.

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