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| GET is one of two very common protocols for sending data to a server the other is ]. | ] is one of two very common protocols for sending data to a server; the other is ]. | ||
| This most obvious difference to a web-surfer is that with GET, the data is a part of the URL. | This most obvious difference to a web-surfer is that with GET, the data is a part of the ]. | ||
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In POST, the data is not present in the URL. | ||
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GET is one of two very common protocols for sending data to a server; the other is POST. This most obvious difference to a web-surfer is that with GET, the data is a part of the URL. In POST, the data is not present in the URL.
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