<prompt> Hlalosa phapang pakeng tsa URL le domain name.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain the difference between a URL and a domain name. . Response in English: A URL, which stands for Uniform Resource Locator, is the entire address used to visit a website or access a specific online resource. It includes the protocol such as HTTP or HTTPS, the domain name, and other elements like the path, parameters, or anchor. For example, the URL of this page is On the other hand, a domain name is a component of a URL that specifically identifies the website or web page. It is the part of the URL that comes after the protocol and before the path. For example, in the URL above, the domain name is play.aidungeon.io. In simpler terms, you can think of a URL as an address that leads you to a specific location on the web, while a domain name is the specific name of the location youre visiting. . Response in Sesotho: URL, e emelang Uniform Resource Locator, ke aterese eohle e sebelisoang ho etela sebaka sa marang-rang kapa ho fihlella mohloli o itseng oa inthanete. E kenyelletsa protocol joalo ka HTTP kapa HTTPS, lebitso la domain, le likarolo tse ling tse kang tsela, liparamente, kapa ankora. Mohlala, URL ea leqephe lena ke Ka lehlakoreng le leng, domain name ke karolo ea URL e khethollang sebaka sa marang-rang kapa leqephe la webo. Ke karolo ea URL e tlang ka mora protocol le pele ho tsela. Ka mohlala, ho URL e ka holimo, domain name ke play.aidungeon.io. Ka mantsoe a bonolo, u ka nahana ka URL e le aterese e u lebisang sebakeng se itseng ho web, ha domain name e le lebitso le tobileng la sebaka seo u se etelang. 