A small dot placed at the end of a line of text, such as at the end of this sentence is usually called a "full stop" in British English. The term "period" is only used in the US and Canada.
In a web address the small dot between each sections is referred to a "dot" to make it globally recognisable in English conversation. After all it is a dot.
In Morse Code, a short beep is also called a dot, whereas a long beep is called a dash.
"Dot gov" refers to how you spell the Web site ending ".gov" as in "whitehouse.gov" or "senate.gov."
The "WWW" at the beginning of an address stands for World Wide Web.
URL means Uniform Resource Locater. which is a type of URI(Uniform Resource Identifier).URL specifies where an identified resource is available and the mechanism for retrieving it.In popular language, a URL is also referred to as a Web address.
The image next to a web address in hte address back such as the one that Answers.com has is called a favicon. Hope this helps
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The web address of the Wasco County Historical Society is: www "dot" wascochs "dot" org
No. dot Com is a COMMERCIAL web address. Military addresses are dot MIL or dot GOV
it is called the domain
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Yes there is. It is online. I believe the exact web address is www (dot) Robert pattinson loves me (dot) com (Take away the spaces.
a web tab is a dot
Because a period in a web address other that www. and .com, like www.my.website.com refers to a subdomain. You still need a registered domain before you can create a sub domain. If you really want a period in the web address, then register the second part as the domain (in this case, website.com) then create a subdomain (my) so that you can use the web address my.website.com.
Should there be a dot com at the end of that web address? I ask because there is more than one address that begins with those call letters. I would say that yes, it is reliable, or as reliable as any other web based email service.
email address has an "at" symbol @ web address does not.
dot ru = Russia. The TLD (top level domain) for the country of Russia is ".ru"
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