Each website is given an ____, which is an address identifying the location of the page on the Internet.

Each website is given a URL, the address that identifies the exact location of a page on the Internet.

A URL includes the protocol, domain name and path needed to reach a specific resource.

An IP address identifies a device numerically but is not the human-readable page address described.

TLD refers only to the top-level domain part, such as .com or .in, not the whole address.

HTTP is the protocol used to transfer web pages, not the address of the page itself.

The domain name system translates a readable URL into the numeric IP address behind it.