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Description: HTTP headers are key-value pairs sent in HTTP requests and responses, providing essential information about the request or response. These headers allow clients and servers to exchange information about content type, connection status, authentication credentials, and other relevant parameters for communication. Each header has a specific purpose and can influence how the request or […]