Describe each component of the URL http://www.csub.edu/~hbidgoli/books.html
The following are brief explanations of each part of the URL:
http—Stands for Hypertext Transfer Protocol, the protocol used for accessing most Web sites.
www.csub.edu—The www stands for WWW, World Wide Web, or the Web. The csub stands for California State University at Bakersfield. And the .edu is the suffix for educational institutions. Together, csub.edu uniquely identifies this Web site.
/~hbidgoli—This part is the name of the directory in which files pertaining to the books the author has written are stored. A server can be divided into directories for better organization.
books.html—This part is the document itself. The .html extension means it is a Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) document. Servers that do not support long extensions display just .htm; other servers display .html.
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