Domain Names are the simple human-readable names for websites. The Internet understands only IP addresses, but since memorizing incoherent numbers is not practical, domain names are used instead. These domain names are translated into IP addresses by the DNS infrastructure. When somebody tries to open www.linkedin.com in the browser, the browser tries to convert www.linkedin.com to an IP Address. This process is called DNS resolution. A simple pseudocode depicting this process looks this
+Domain Names are the simple human-readable names for websites. The Internet understands only IP addresses, but since memorizing incoherent numbers is not practical, domain names are used instead. These domain names are translated into IP addresses by the DNS infrastructure. When somebody tries to open www.linkedin.com in the browser, the browser tries to convert www.linkedin.com to an IP Address. This process is called DNS resolution. A simple pseudocode depicting this process looks this
ip, err = getIPAddress(domainName)
if err:
print(“unknown Host Exception while trying to resolve:%s”.format(domainName))
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