A networked hypermedia system requires a uniform means of assigning node addresses using ____.
A) path names
B) hyperlinks
C) URLs
D) HTML

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URLs (Uniform Resource Locators) provide a standardized method for assigning addresses to nodes (or resources) in a networked hypermedia system. They consist of a protocol identifier followed by a resource identifier, allowing nodes to be uniquely identified and accessed. Path names (A) and hyperlinks (B) are methods for referencing nodes within a system, but do not provide a standardized means of assigning addresses. HTML (D) is a markup language used to create web pages, but does not address the issue of assigning node addresses.

A Networked Hypermedia System Requires a Uniform Means of Assigning