HTTP Request Methods explained

HTTP request methods are used to interact with web servers, enabling data exchange via the HTTP protocol. These methods include GET (retrieving data), POST (creating data), PUT (updating data), and DELETE (removing data), enabling CRUD operations on web resources.

HTTP Request Methods

• 00:00:40 HTTP request methods are actions taken on a server resource, like GET to access a web page (e.g., searching on Google), POST to send data and create a new resource (e.g., uploading an image), PUT to update an existing resource (e.g., changing a profile picture), and DELETE to remove a resource (e.g., deleting a tweet).

CRUD Operations

• 00:02:00 HTTP request methods facilitate fundamental CRUD operations: Create, Read, Update, and Delete. They are essential for managing data and resources on the web. When users interact with web pages, these methods are working in the background to send and receive data from the server.