is just the standard default name most websites have. .org is used for organisations that dont fit into others (usually noncommercial ones). In practice, anyone can get one of these. .edu means that the website belongs to an educational institution. .gov means that it is a government website. .au, .co.uk, .jp, and meany others indicate which country the website is based in (e.g. .au websites are in Australia). they r the domain name. =commercial. .org= Organisation(NGO) .in = means the domain belongs to India co.uk= its in United Kingdom .gov = governmental .edu = educational .info= information .mobi= mobile devices .net = network .coop = cooperative Every website can be identified by unique identifier(numbers). It is hard to remember, so we are using words to represent them. To identify country we are using .in(India), .uk(united kingdom), (commercial). thats all of the shortforms like other people described it. these are domain names used in address of website. the domain names changes as per the field of work, country you work in, sometimes it . com (commercial), .org (organization), .net (network), .uk (united kingdom) even more> .au (australia), (world wide web) .nz (new zealand) .gov (government) .edu (education.)
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