Difference between revisions of "URL"

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According to Business Insider, Sir Timothy John Berners-Lee once said about the double slash in URLs,

Really, if you think about it, it doesn't need the //. I could have designed it not to have the //.

Sir Tim created the World Wide Web, HTML, and URL.

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	[[URL]] is the acronym for [[Universal Resource Locator]].		[[URL]] is the acronym for [[Universal Resource Locator]].

−	According to [[Business Insider]], Sir Timothy John Berners-Lee once said,<blockquote>Really, if you think about it, it doesn't need the //. I could have designed it not to have the //.</blockquote>Sir Tim created the [[World Wide Web]], [[HTML]], and ''URL''.	+	According to [[Business Insider]], Sir Timothy John Berners-Lee once said about the double slash in ''URLs'',<blockquote>Really, if you think about it, it doesn't need the //. I could have designed it not to have the //.</blockquote>Sir Tim created the [[World Wide Web]], [[HTML]], and ''URL''.