Domain Extension Table

What are the valid domain extensions?
What are gTLD and ccTLD?

Explanation

Domain Extension:
As we have already seen that a Domain Name has two parts, name and extension.
While user can choose any name for their domain, they can choose the extensions from the pre-defined combination. Every domain name ends in a top-level domain (TLD) name.
Top level domain (TLD) can be categorized as generic top level domains (gTLD) and country code top level domains (ccTLD).
Table of Top Level Generic extensions (gTLD).
Name Usage
.aero Reserver for Air-transport industry sites
.biz Restricted to Businesses web sites
.com Most used extension in web - stands for commercial
.coop Reserved for cooperative associations
.info stands for information
.museum Reserved for museums
.name Reserved for individuals
.net commonly used extension and stands for Network
.org commonly used extension and stands for Organisation
.pro Restricted to credentialed professionals
.travel Reserved for travel industry web sites


.gov Specially reserved extension
.edu - do -
.mil - do -
.int - do -
Domain names may be registered in .com, .net, and .org without restriction.
ccTLD:
TLDs with two letters (such as .in, .de, and .jp) have been established for over 240 countries and external territories and are referred to as "country-code" TLDs or "ccTLDs".
Table of cc TLDs

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