What is the last part of a URL?
The last part of a URL is called a top-level domain name (TLD). TLDs identify different types of websites. Here are some common TLDs and what they stand for:
Top-level domain
Stands for
.com
Commercial (business) site
.net
Internet administrative site
.org
Nonprofit organization
.gov
U.S. government agency
.edu
Educational institution
In addition to the TLDs listed above, individual countries or regions have their own TLDs. For example, .ca is the TLD for Canada.
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