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sammie194
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Question:
How would the action of a browser differ if you asked it to "find the document" at the URL,
http://stargazer.universer.org
as opposed to
http://stargazer.universer.org?
My attempt:
The question mark permits data to be passed from the web browser to the program which generates the web page,
so it will find the document you're asking for, in opposition to the URL without the question mark.
Is this right?
How would the action of a browser differ if you asked it to "find the document" at the URL,
http://stargazer.universer.org
as opposed to
http://stargazer.universer.org?
My attempt:
The question mark permits data to be passed from the web browser to the program which generates the web page,
so it will find the document you're asking for, in opposition to the URL without the question mark.
Is this right?