TLD

What is TLD?

A  TLD or top-level domain is the concluding portion of a domain name, appearing just after the dot symbol, such as “.com” in “seodebate.com”.

It serves the purpose of distinguishing and categorising websites based on their content, intent, or geographical location. 

It signifies the first level beyond the root zone in the DNS hierarchy. Various well-known TLDs include ".org", “.com”, “.gov”,".pk", and ".edu". 

TLDs are also named domain extensions, URL extensions, and domain suffixes.

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