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What HTTP methods exist?
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GET, HEAD, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE, CONNECT, OPTIONS, TRACE.
- GET: Request data from the specified resource.
- HEAD: Similar to GET, but only requests the response headers, without the body. Used to obtain information about a resource without fully loading it.
- POST: Send data to be processed to the specified resource. Used for creating or updating a resource.
- PUT: Replace all current representations of the target resource with the request payload data. Used for updating or creating a resource at the specified URI.
- PATCH: Apply partial modifications to a resource. Used for updating a resource, sending only the changed data.
- DELETE: Delete the specified resource.
- CONNECT: Establish a tunnel to the server specified in the request. Used for setting up SSL connections or working with proxies.
- OPTIONS: Describe the HTTP methods available for the specified resource. The client can use it to determine available methods before sending further requests.
- TRACE: Perform a remote message loop-back test that returns the received request back to the client. Used for debugging.