Domains

A domain is like the address of a website on the internet. It helps users find and access the site easily, instead of remembering complex IP numbers. For example, in "www.example.com," "example.com" is the domain. Domains are part of the internet’s naming system, mapped to specific servers that store website data. They are registered through organizations called domain registrars and follow a hierarchy, with top-level domains like ".com" or ".org." Essentially, domains make navigating the internet more straightforward by providing memorable, human-friendly identifiers for websites.