URIs vs URLs is one of those things that seems complicated until it clicks. Think of a URI as the big umbrella, and URLs are under it.
*What is a URI?* It’s any string that IDs a resource. A URL tells you *where* to find it (like `http://...`), while a URI could just name it (like `mailto:hey@example.com`).
For learning, I’d recommend W3Schools’ page on URIs—super beginner-friendly. And don’t stress, you’ll rarely need to think about the difference unless you’re deep in APIs or weird edge cases.
*What is a URI?* It’s any string that IDs a resource. A URL tells you *where* to find it (like `http://...`), while a URI could just name it (like `mailto:hey@example.com`).
For learning, I’d recommend W3Schools’ page on URIs—super beginner-friendly. And don’t stress, you’ll rarely need to think about the difference unless you’re deep in APIs or weird edge cases.