Consider the following address: Which of the following is the best classification for the address?

The correct answer is D. Deep URL. Option D is correct because a deep URL refers to a hyperlink that points directly to a specific, nested page within a website - bypassing the homepage and drilling into the site's internal hierarchy (e.g., http://example.com/section/subsection/page). A Fully Qualified Domain…

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Question

Consider the following address:

Which of the following is the best classification for the address?

Options

AFully qualified domain name
BVirtual domain name
CRelative URL
DDeep URL

How the community answered

(25 responses)

B
4% (1)
C
8% (2)
D
88% (22)

Explanation

Option D is correct because a deep URL refers to a hyperlink that points directly to a specific, nested page within a website - bypassing the homepage and drilling into the site's internal hierarchy (e.g., http://example.com/section/subsection/page). A Fully Qualified Domain Name (A) is wrong because an FQDN specifies only the complete host/domain (like www.example.com) with no path - it doesn't point to interior content. A Virtual domain name (B) is a domain used in virtual hosting to serve multiple sites from one server, which is a server-configuration concept, not a URL classification. A Relative URL (C) is wrong because it omits the protocol and domain entirely (e.g., /section/page), whereas a deep URL is absolute and includes the full address.

Memory tip: Think of "deep" literally - a deep URL dives deep into a site's folder structure, like going past the front door and straight to a specific room inside the building.

Topics

#URL classification#Deep URLs#Web fundamentals#URL structure

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