7 The Difference Between doGet() and doPost()
doGet():
In doGet(), parameters are appended to the URL and sent along with header information
Maximum size of data that can be sent using doGet() is 240 bytes
Parameters are not encrypted
doGet() is faster comparatively
doGet() generally is used to query or to get some information from the server
This is the default method of HTTP
doPost():
In doPost(), parameters are sent in separate line in the body
There is no maximum size for data
Parameters are encrypted here
doPost() is slower compared to doGet() since doPost() does not write the content length
Do post() is generally used to update or post some information to the server
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