Changing a fuel line hose..quick connectors

I have been told that the term "quick connector" may be incorrect in regard to my previous e-mail. I am referring to the bands at either end of the hose that hold it in place. They are some sort of clamp but I don't know what their proper name is.

Take a screw driver under the thick side of the clip. (pointed side) and pry up. They are a u-shape clip and slip on and off fairly easily.

Thank You ! Do you know what the correct name for them is?

You mean the hose clamps?

No, I think quick-connect is an acceptable term. Replace them when you put it back together. You can get them from any parts store. usually come with a new fuel filter and/or pump.

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After further research I found that I was mistaken about the parts involved and how they fit together. Apparently the end of the quick connectors slide into the rubber fuel line hose and there is another ring of some sort that fits around the end of the hose and secures it to the quick connector. I thought that I could just take the ring off, slide the hose off of the quick connector and then put the new hose on with a new ring. Apparently it would be just as easy to take everything off including the quick connector. This brings up another question: how does that ring secure to the end of the hose?