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Essentials of HTTP(S) and cookies

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Essentials of HTTP(S) and cookies

by Angela Gomez
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1. HTTP helps:

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2. When you open a website, the browser sends:

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3. A response from the server includes:

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4. HTTPS is safer because:

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5. HTTP is stateless. This means:

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6. Why do websites use cookies?

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7. After receiving HTML, the browser:

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9. TLS stands for:

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10. What is a common use of cookies?

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HTTP enables browser-server communication.

Browsers request resources from servers.

Responses carry status and content.

TLS encrypts data in transit.

No session memory by default.

Cookies store session data.

DOM is constructed from HTML.

TLS provides encryption for HTTPS.

Cookies store preferences and settings.

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