A domain name is an address people use to visit your site.

• A. URL
• B. Domain
• C. IP
• D. Hostname

Answer: (B)

A domain name is the human-friendly address you type to reach a website, and it’s resolved to an IP address by the DNS system so computers can connect to the right server. It’s easier to remember than a string of numbers, which is why people use it to visit sites. A URL, by contrast, is the full address that includes the protocol (like http or https) and possibly a path to a specific page or resource. An IP address is the numeric address devices use on the network to locate a server. A hostname is the name of a device on a network (often the left part of a domain or a subdomain). So the described statement points to the domain name as the address people use to visit your site.