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Which country has no suffix for domain name ?
Answer: A
The country with no suffix for its domain names is the United States of America.
Because the Internet began in the United States, its sites traditionally use the generic top-level domains such as .com, .gov, .edu and .mil without a country code. The country code .us exists but is little used.
India (.in), Australia (.au) and Japan (.jp) use their country-code suffixes, often combined with a second level such as .gov.in or .co.jp.
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