| Item | Definition |
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| A. Absolute: | G. This type of link is a complete path that always includes the protocol |
| B. Relative: | F. This type of link is in relation to the current file to the linked file. |
A went with G because absolute links can be accessed from anywhere, meaning they require the entire path since they are not directly connected.
B went with F because relative are designed so that they can only work when they are in the same folder, and don't contain the information to be accessed anywhere.
https://www.hawkeyecollege.edu/
This would be an example of an absolute link.
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https://ex-nihilo.online/Leit/WA/index.html
This would also be a absolute link, because while it is a file I made, it is not in this folder.
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hola.html
This however would be a relative link, since it can be accessed locally and would not work outside of this folder.
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From the users perspective they would look basically identical, unless you did what I did here, by just displaying what the link I implanted was, however hovering over it still displays the exact same link in the bottom left of the screen.