What is the difference between route and path in ember.js?

@ryleigh 

In Ember.js, a route is a JavaScript class that sets up the model for a specific URL in the application. It is responsible for loading data from the server and preparing it for display in a template. A route can also handle actions triggered by the user, such as submitting a form.

On the other hand, a path in Ember.js refers to the URL fragment that corresponds to a specific route in the application. For example, if you have a route called "posts" that displays a list of blog posts, the path for that route might be "/posts". Paths are used to define the structure of the application's URL hierarchy and determine which route should be loaded when a specific URL is visited.