HttpRequestHeaders
HttpRequestHeaders are a fundamental part of the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP), the foundation of data communication for the World Wide Web. They are a set of key-value pairs sent by a client (typically a web browser) to a server along with a request to access a resource. These headers provide essential metadata about the request, enabling the server to understand how to process it and what kind of response to send back.
Common HttpRequestHeaders include "User-Agent", which identifies the client software making the request, and "Accept", which specifies
The server uses these headers to make informed decisions. For instance, the "User-Agent" header might be used