Explore DOMAIN vs SERVER

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Domain:

 

• • Think of a domain like a big box where you keep all your blocks. It’s like your own special place on the internet where you can put all your stuff.

• • For example, “www.yourname.com” is your domain, your unique address on the web.

Server:

 

• • Now, a server is like a super helpful friend who holds onto that box for you.

• • When someone wants to see what’s inside your box (your domain), they ask your friend (the server) to open it up and show them what’s in there.

• • So, whenever someone types your domain name into their browser, the server delivers your content to them.

In short:

 

• • A domain is your special spot on the internet where you keep your stuff.

• • A server is the friend who helps you show that stuff to others when they want to see it.

Difference between both

Domain:

 

• • What it is: A domain is like the address of your house.

• • Function: It tells people where to find your house on the internet.

• • Example: “www.yourname.com” is your domain, which people type into their web browser to find your site.

Server:

 

• • What it is: A server is like the actual house where all your stuff is stored.

• • Function: It stores your information (like pictures, stories, or websites) and serves it to people when they visit your domain.

• • Example: When someone types “www.yourname.com” into their browser, the server is the computer that sends your website’s content to their screen.

Key Differences:

 

• • Purpose: A domain is the address people use to find your content, while a server is the place where your content is actually kept.

• • Role in Access: A domain directs users to the server, and the server delivers the content to the users.

Cool, right?

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