Basic Computer Notions Introduction to HTML

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There are two special file-naming conventions which vary from server to server.

First, a URL which appears to refer to a user's login directory actually points to a specially named subdirectory (e.g., public_html/) of that login directory. This provides a convenient way of keeping publicly available Web pages separate from private files.

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