URI vs URL | URL Tutorial | URI, URL, and URN (2022)

This video tutorial will cover the difference between uniform resource identifiers (URI), uniform resource locators (URL), and uniform resource names (URN). We will describe the difference between URL and URI, how they relate with each other and describe URL vs URL and URL vs URN.

URI stands for "Uniform Resource Identifier" it is a string of characters that uniquely identify a name or a resource on the internet are you all identifies a resource by name location or both of them. URI has two specializations or subtypes which are called "Uniform Resource Locator" URL and "Uniform Resource Name" URN

URL is the type of URI that specifies not only the address but also directions so it is not only defining the resource but also telling us how to reach it.

URL is "Uniform Resource Name" it is the other subtype of URI. URN is a series of characters which uniquely defines the name of a resource on the internet ISBN numbers are a good example of URN.

[programing]

Differentiating between URL and URI can be difficult, leave your questions here and I will try to reply and hopefully make a follow-up video on the topic

[phobosmoon]

idk how this video has 320 views i been needing this exact lesson for... a minute haha.

[Zeero]

Your venn diagram doesn't demonstrate any differences. It looks like you copy-pasted the same thing into each bubble.