In the standard URL format, which dedicated character is strictly used as a separator to divide the base resource path from the beginning of a query string?

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Answer: B. ?

• Answer: B) ?
• Explanation: The question mark (?) separates the URL path from the query parameters. The ampersand (&) separates individual key-value pairs within that query string.

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In the standard URL format, which dedicated character is strictly used as a separator to divide the base resource path from the beginning of a query string?

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