What is the difference between URL ("Uniform Resource Locator"), URI ("Uniform Resource Identifier") and URN ("Uniform Resource Name")?
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URL - the location of the location of the resource (there can be many locations).URN - the location of the resource in the location.URI - URN + URL (all data in one).
For example, we are looking for the Bible:
URL - library (and maybe a book club, a shop, a book man’s house, etc.).URN - data on the location ^^^ (library - ID, shelf, row; book club - ISBN; bookman’s house - room number, book number in a row).URI - URN + URL (library, fifth row, sixth regiment).
- In general, here in Vick everything is quite detailed (even with an explanatory picture and a remark
что, возможно, термины URL и URN скоро уйдут в прошлое.) - avp - @avp, the fact that there is an explanation somewhere does not stop lazy (?) users. I could just throw a link or copy-paste, but this is not encouraged. - user207618
- I just threw a link to anyone who wanted to find out where a lot of things are about these URLs (for example,
^(([^:/?#]+):)?(//([^/?#]*))?([^?#]*)(\?([^#]*))?(#(.*))?for parsing (well, on RFC links, etc. junk)) - avp - @avp, such willing - dofiga and more. Just ask. - user207618
- Why ask if you have already come across a suitable info? - avp
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url uri urnimmediately leads to the URI, URL, URN - avp