What is the meaning of .net in web addresses and why is it dot net instead of using asterisk net or something else? |
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A Web address is also called a "domain name". The ".net" portion of a Web address is called a top-level domain (TLD). Other TLDs include .com, .org, etc.
Among other purposes, the TLDs are intended to identify the type of Website. For example:
.com - commercial business
.org - organization (usuallly non-profit)
.net - network
First answer by Maesterseargant. Last edit by Techxperts. Contributor trust: 7 [recommend contributor]. Question popularity: 46 [recommend question]
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