Domain

In the context of the internet, a domain is the unique address that identifies a website, making it easy for people to find online resources. Think of it like the address of a house, but for a website—such as example.com. Instead of remembering a long string of numbers (IP address), you use a domain name that’s easier to read and remember. Domains are part of the domain name system (DNS) that helps direct internet traffic, ensuring your browser connects to the right server to display the correct website.