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The homepage is refereed to as the index file.

Usually it ends with the following common extensions: dot htm (index.htm), dot html (index.html), dot php (index.php) dot jsp (index.jsp), and so on.

Besides the obvious 'L', there is no difference. During the DOS era (disk operating system), file extensions were only allowed 3 characters thus the dot htm

When someone types in www.YourSite.com they are really seeing www.YourSite.com/index.html

The slash (/) is used as a separator between directories or folders

Your homepage file (index.html) is stored in the root directory.

All files need to be placed in a directory

You can create additional directories like www.YourSite.com/pictures/

If you want a 'homepage' for that address, you will need to have another index file placed in the pictures directory.

You can only have one index file per directory.

If you already know how to upload files your root directory is var/www/html