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When you surf to a page, your browser makes a `GET` request to that URL. When you submit a form, your browser makes a `POST` request to that URL. Which of the following is NOT true:

POST requests usually send data, but they don't have to.

A GET request cannot send any data (i.e. filled-in form fields)

After making both GET and POST requests, the server sends back a response (often the next HTML page to display)

There's no real difference between GET and POST requests: both can send data, both cause a response to be returned, but typically POST is used to send data.

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When you surf to a page, your browser makes a `GET` request to that URL. When you submit a form, your browser makes a `POST` request to that URL. Which of the following is NOT true:

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Q: When you surf to a page, your browser makes a GET request to that URL. When you submit a form, your browser makes a POST request to that URL. Which of the following is NOT true:

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When you surf to a page, your browser makes a `GET` request to that URL. When you submit a form, your browser makes a `POST` request to that URL. Which of the following is NOT true: