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Java Spring Basics Introduction and Setting up Our Development Tools Intro to Java Web Apps

M. Brown
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The format of a web request and response, as it is transmitted over the internet, follows a specific set of rules...

I didn't notice him saying anything of this sort in the previous video. I just rewatched it.

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Livia Galeazzi
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If you have trouble answering that question, you should probably go back to the HTTP Basics course

andren
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andren
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The format of the request and the response follows a very specific set of rules as defined by HTTP. Or, the HyperText Transfer Protocol.

That is a quote from around 1:50 in the video.