16. What is the difference between GET and POST in forms?
GET submits form data as part of the request URL, making it suitable for many retrieval/search operations. POST sends the data in the request body and is commonly used for operations that create or modify server-side state. Neither should be treated as a substitute for authentication or authorization.
Key Takeaways
- GET is commonly used for retrieval-oriented submissions.
- POST commonly sends form data in the request body.
Knowledge Check
Which method commonly places form data in the URL?