What is the address used to call a web page?

What is the address used to call a web page?

• A. URL
• B. IP address
• C. Net neutrality
• D. Abstraction

Answer: (A)

A URL is the address you use to access a web page. It tells the browser where to go, how to reach it (the protocol like http or https), and which resource to return (the domain and path). While an IP address is the actual numeric address of a server, browsers usually work with the human-friendly domain name in a URL and rely on DNS to map it to an IP behind the scenes. The other terms—net neutrality and abstraction—refer to unrelated concepts (policy about data handling and a general programming idea), not to the location of a web page.

A URL is the address you use to access a web page. It tells the browser where to go, how to reach it (the protocol like http or https), and which resource to return (the domain and path). While an IP address is the actual numeric address of a server, browsers usually work with the human-friendly domain name in a URL and rely on DNS to map it to an IP behind the scenes. The other terms—net neutrality and abstraction—refer to unrelated concepts (policy about data handling and a general programming idea), not to the location of a web page.