Domain extensions are labeling the website according to who funds or runs it.
.edu is like education, or a college/school website
.com is community, or run by users
.gov is government run
.org is an organization
Other domain extensions can vary by country, such as .jp for a Japanese website
A domain extension is the end of a domain. For example, in the domain [ example.com ], "com" is the extension.
The domain extension dot com is the world's leading domain name extension with over 108 million registrations in total. They are followed by the dot net extension and on the thirth place is the dot org extension.
The domain extension dot com is the world's leading domain name extension with over 108 million registrations in total. They are followed by the dot net extension and on the thirth place is the dot org extension.
*.bank is currently not a domain suffix / extension.
To my knowledge uiversities being educational bodies have a .edu domain name extension.
Yes, there is a domain lookup extension that you could use in your browser. By downloading programs, you could quickly find that your extension is used in your browser.
.com is the domain extension for a commercial website (business, etc.) .edu is the domain extension for Education websites (Universities, Colleges, etc.) .gov is the domain extension for a State or Federal government website. While anyone can get a .com domain. .edu and .gov domains are strictly regulated by ICANN and only official organizations fitting the description of the domain extension can request one.
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Even though it's possible to get a domain name for free with a certain extension, you cannot get profound, big-title names without the extension. This means that, while you can name your site "website.host.com" for free, you cannot have it be named "website.com" for free.
it's not an extension, it's called domain name go to www.godaddy.com and buy the .com domain for your website like "www.yoursite.com" or go to us.co.cc and find a free domain with .co.cc
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