What is domain extension?

The domain name extension is the letters to the right of your Second-Level Domain. An easy example of this is .COM or .ORG. When someone is referring to a TLD they are referring to the extension only.

Domain extensions are also referred to as the top-level domains, or TLDs. These terms are used interchangeably.

Domain name extensions are the last part of a domain name. For example, in 'hostgator.com,' the domain name extension is .com. You'll also see domain name extensions referred to as top-level domains (TLDs). These terms will be used interchangeably throughout the post.

The following are some of the domain extensions.
.com
.in
.ae
.au
.gov
.org
.edu

Domain extension refers to the notation found at the end of web addresses. The extension is used to specify a country code or any web category. For example, .edu is a domain extension to specify educational institution as the web category.

 Domain name extensions are the last part of a domain name.  You'll also see domain name extensions referred to as top-level domains (TLDs). These terms will be used interchangeably throughout the post.

A top-level domain (TLD), also referred to as a domain extension, is the suffix that follows the domain name in a web address; the most widely-used is ".com". TLDs are managed by the Domain Name System of the Internet, which controls how domain names are translated into Internet Protocol, or IP, addresses.

Domain extensions were originally created to divide websites into categories based on organization type. The thinking was that all websites can be broken down first by the entity (the "top-level" category), then by organization name (the "second-level" category), then by website section using subdomains.

A domain extension is the combination of characters following the period in a web address. For example, in GoDaddy.com, the .com is the domain extension of the domain name. The five most common domain extensions are.com,.net,.org,

A domain extension is the combination of characters following the period in a web address. For example, in GoDaddy.com, the .com is the domain extension of the GoDaddy domain name. The five most common domain extensions are .com, . net, . org, .15