How to get the Page ID of a Facebook Page from its username

By Dora -
It is very easy


Just type this in the addressbar of your browser and press enter.
http://graph.facebook.com/<pageurl>/

E.g. when I type the following URL of my own Facebook Page, I yield the results as in Figure 1 below. 
http://graph.facebook.com/dorathetechplorer/

Hence, the Page ID of my page would be "157472464323620".
Figure 1: Output from typing "http://graph.facebook.com/dorathetechplorer"

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