Why do frontend apps care about URL structure?
Because routes, deep links, filters, and shareable state are often encoded in the URL and must be parsed consistently.
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A URL is a type of URI that also tells you how to locate a resource. In practice, people often use URL for web links.
A domain name is the readable name for a site, like example.com, that DNS can translate into an IP address.
The path identifies the route or resource. The query string adds optional parameters like filters or pagination.
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