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Description: Request headers are essential components of HTTP requests that allow clients and servers to exchange information effectively. These headers are key-value pairs that provide details about the request being made, such as the type of content being sent, authentication credentials, language preferences, and other relevant metadata. As part of the HTTP protocol, request headers […]