You've learned about the three main HTTP methods: GET, POST, and DELETE. Now let's practice recognizing them in real-world web scenarios.
Remember, each method tells the server what kind of action you want to perform.
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Ready to put your HTTP knowledge into practice?
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Fill In The Blanks
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Let's identify the correct HTTP method for each user action. Fill in the blanks:
When you click a link to read a blog post, your browser sends a [[blank:GET]] request. When you submit a registration form, your browser sends a [[blank:POST]] request. When you remove a photo from your profile, your browser sends a [[blank:DELETE]] request.
Suggested Answers
- GET
- POST
- DELETE
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Multiple Choice
Practice Question
You're building an online store. Which HTTP method would be most appropriate for each feature?
A. Viewing product details - GET
B. Adding items to cart - POST
C. Removing items from cart - DELETE
D. All of the above
Suggested Answers
- A
- B
- C
- D - Correct
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Sort Into Boxes
Practice Question
Sort these website interactions by the HTTP method they would typically use:
Labels
- First Box Label: GET Method
- Second Box Label: POST/DELETE Methods
First Box Items
- Loading homepage
- Viewing photos
- Reading articles
