link 1 = https://website.com/ לימודים

link 2 = https://website.com/q.aspx?q= לימודים

whats the difference and how they work, please.

and if you familiar with it let me know. PM for co-working.

p.s Im not a developer so need your best knowledge guys.

thanks.

CodePudding user response：

Link1 : https://website.com/<abc>

Here <abc> is generally considered the sub-category of the hierarchy of the website in the URL.
For ex : https://website.com/user/settings

Link2 : https://website.com/q.aspx?q=<abc>

`?q=` term stands for query ,i.e. it is used when searching & loading data on the page where main term is <abc>.
In this case, q.aspx page is being loaded where query term is <abc>
For ex. : https://website.com/q.aspx?q=latest_products
Also note q can be any other variable, which is then accessed on the backend by the code in q.aspx file, for ex : https://website.com/q.aspx?mytopic=latest_products