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**Description:** HTTP/1.1 is a version of the HTTP protocol that introduced persistent connections and chunked transfer encoding. This protocol is fundamental for communication on the web, allowing browsers and servers to exchange information efficiently. HTTP/1.1 improves upon the previous version, HTTP/1.0, by allowing multiple requests and responses to be sent over a single TCP connection, […]