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URI vs URL

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URI = identifier (URN or URL). URL = identifier and how to reach it.

Every URL is a URI, but not vice versa. Example: urn:isbn:0451450523 is a URI but not a URL (doesn't say how to find the book). The difference matters mostly in RFC text and Java APIs. Day to day: just say "URL".

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