Which of the following is an address that specifies the location of a web page?

A URL, the Uniform Resource Locator, is the address that specifies the exact location of a web page.

It combines the protocol, the domain name and the path so a browser can fetch the right resource.

DNS is the naming service that translates a domain name into an IP address, not the page address itself.

HTML is the markup language used to build the content of a web page, not an address.

HTTP is the protocol that governs how the page is transferred, forming just one part of a URL.

A typical URL looks like https followed by the site name and the folder path to the file.