The term URL PART is composed of six components: RESOURCE (8 letters), SLASH (5 letters), DOT (3 letters), COM (3 letters), WWW (3 letters), and FORWARDSLASH (12 letters). RESOURCE is the name of the website or file that is being accessed. SLASH is a punctuation mark used to separate parts of a URL. DOT is another punctuation mark used to separate parts of a URL. COM is a top-level domain used for commercial websites. WWW stands for World Wide Web and is used to indicate that a website is part of the internet. FORWARDSLASH is a punctuation mark used to separate parts of a URL. Together, these components make up a URL, which is a web address used to access websites or files on the internet.