Port Number
Path
Mailto
Scheme
Host
Domain name
Sub domain
Fragment Identifier
Query String
Top-level domain
Specifies a part or a position within the overall resource. When used with HTML it locates to a particular spot on the page, attributes to the "id" of the URL if applicable.
normally given as a domain name; aka specifying "where to connect"
name of a protocol (but not always), defines how the resource will be obtained. aka "how to connect" ex.: http, https, ftp
Data to be passed to software running on the server. Usually includes apersands and underscores.
Used to specify or find the particular resource requested. It may be different from the files/folders organized on the web
Most commonly known as, "www" of the domain name
The unique, literal name or reference to a specific source for instance of an organization, company, etc.
Represents the purpose and type of domain. Pertains to the objective, owner, or geographic area of the domain
URLs that pertain to email digital resources
Optional in the URL, however, if omitted the default scheme is used- ex: default scheme for https: request is 443
