Understanding Services and HTTP Protocols

Feb 27, 2025

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Learn about the fundamentals of services and HTTP protocols in this comprehensive lecture. Explore how data is exchanged over the internet and gain insights into the workings of web servers and clients. Enhance your knowledge of service-oriented architectures and RESTful APIs.

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Understanding Services and HTTP Protocols

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