Website endings, known as top-level domains (TLDs), indicate the nature or purpose of a website. Common examples include ".com" for commercial entities, ".org" for non-profit organizations, ".edu" for educational institutions, and ".gov" for government websites. Newer TLDs, such as ".tech" or ".design," cater to specific industries or interests. Additionally, country-specific TLDs like ".uk" or ".ca" denote websites associated with particular nations.
Any website or email ending in gov means it is a government entity. The website URL has the country's abbreviation in it.
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One can find the ending to the Anime series 'Inuyasha' online by visiting the 'Anime Yume' website or by visiting the 'TV' website and searching for 'Inuyasha'.
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The ending of a website name has nothing to do with the quality of the information unless it is one of the restricted endings like .gov or .edu. Anyone can purchase a .com, .org, .net, etc.
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There are a variety of different website endings these include ; .com .co.uk .org.uk i hope this wes helpful to you
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