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    Which of the following is incorrect about a web address?
    Question

    Which of the following is incorrect about a web address?

    A.

    Can have alphabets

    B.

    Can have digits

    C.

    Can have dot (.) symbol

    D.

    Can have @ symbol

    Correct option is D

    A web address (URL) cannot contain the @ symbol. While web addresses can include alphabets, digits, and the dot (.) symbol, the @ symbol is reserved for email addresses and cannot be used in web addresses as part of the domain name or path.
    Important Key Points:
    1. Alphabets and digits are commonly used in domain names and URLs.
    2. The dot (.) symbol is used to separate different parts of the domain (e.g., "www.example.com").
    3. @ symbol is not valid in web addresses except in the context of email addresses.
    Knowledge Booster:
    · Alphabets: Web addresses often use alphabets to create domain names (e.g., www.example.com).
    · Digits: Web addresses can also include numbers (e.g., 192.168.0.1 in IP addresses).
    · Dot (.) symbol: The dot is used to separate different parts of a web address, such as the protocol and domain name.

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