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I am aware that a + in the query string of a URL represents a space. Is this also the case outside of the query string region? That is to say, does the following URL: http://a.com/a+b/c actually represent: http://a.com/a b/c (and thus need to be encoded if it should actually be a + ), or does it in fact actually represent a+b/c ?
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